From Indiatimes · Nitesh Dubey · · 1m 40s
Kane Williamson on Fab Four legacy
Kane Williamson admits he never thought about being part of cricket's Fab Four with Kohli, Root and Smith.
In brief
Kane Williamson admits he never thought about being part of cricket's Fab Four with Kohli, Root and Smith. Kane Williamson says he never consciously considered the 'Fab Four' label during his career with Kohli, Root and Smith. Originally reported by Indiatimes.
Kane Williamson reflects on Fab Four tag
Kane Williamson admits he never thought about being part of cricket's Fab Four with Kohli, Root and Smith.
“I never thought anything about it, as in you'd hear it often because it would get sort of put in front of you”
Fab Four's defining era
Four batters, four different countries and one defining era of cricket.
Williamson's perspective on Fab Four
Williamson says he never consciously paid attention to the tag during their playing careers.
Competing against each other
Williamson believes the most memorable aspect was competing against each other for so long.
Shared experiences
He played with Root at Yorkshire, and with Kohli and Smith from Under-19s.
Different approaches to cricket
Williamson says each batter has a unique way of approaching the game.
Time spent with each player
He spent more time with Kohli and Root than Smith.
Admiration for all three
Williamson admires how each player approaches the game.
Parallel careers
The Fab Four shared parallel careers across different countries.
Unique relationship
Williamson considers their parallel journeys and competition unique.
Fab Four's impact
The quartet dominated Test batting conversations for several years.
Individual achievements
Each established themselves as leading run-scorers and match-winners.
Williamson's view on comparisons
Williamson says comparisons between the four were frequent but not significant.
Why the Fab Four matters
Their parallel careers and competition created a unique cricket legacy.
The takeaway
Kane Williamson says he never consciously considered the 'Fab Four' label during his career with Kohli, Root and Smith.