New Zealand's batting ace Kane Williamson scored a stunning 118 in the first innings of the opening Test against South Africa in Mount Maunganui.
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17th home century
This was Williamson's 17th century in home Tests as he has raced to 4,385 runs on NZ soil at a sensational average of 67.46.
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Second-highest average in home Tests
Only the legendary Don Bradman (98.22) has a higher average among batters with at least 3,000 Test runs at home.
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Smith is closest rival
Williamson's closest rival among active players is Australia's Steve Smith with an average of 62.68.
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Williamson way aheadof his peers
While Williamson averages 67.46 at home, no other batter with at least 1,000 Test runs in NZ averages even 54.
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Williamson equals these names
Williamson now owns 30 Test tons as he has equaled West Indies's Shivnarine Chanderpaul, Australia's Matthew Hayden, and England's Joe Root in terms of Test centuries.
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Record-breaking partnership
Ravindra and Williamson's 232-run stand is now the second-highest partnership for a NZ pair against SA in Tests.