Kane Williamson becomes father for third time, shares first photo of baby girl

A girl arrived in the family, the third child of New Zealand captain Kane Williamson and his spouse Sarah. The news was made public by Kane Williamson on Instagram on Wednesday. Notably, the third child of Kane Williamson arrived a few weeks after Bollywood actress Anushka Sharma and Indian cricketer Virat Kohli welcomed their second child, a boy. The boy was given the name Akaay by the couple.

The star-opening batter shared the wonderful note on his Instagram and talked about his newborn child, who completes their family. In addition, the great batter is also looking forward to having an exciting journey with his baby girl. Notably, the fans have shown their immense love for his third child, and the picture of Kane Williamson with his newborn daughter has been widely shared on social media, with a plethora of great comments from his fans all over the world.

“And then there was 3. Welcome to the world beautiful Girl. So grateful for your safe arrival and the exciting journey ahead,” Kane Williamson wrote on social media.

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New Zealand star batter Kane Williamson is away from their international commitments

Meanwhile, New Zealand star batter Kane Williamson and India’s batting master Virat Kohli are both away from their international commitments at this time due to the birth of their children. While Williamson took a paternity leave during New Zealand’s three-match T20I series against Australia at home, Virat Kohli missed the full five-match Test series against England to spend time with his family.

However, during the Test series against South Africa, the legendary Kiwi opener played brilliantly. The right-hander batter guided his side to their first series victory over the Proteas in over 90 years, scoring three hundred in four innings against a drastically weakened South African team lacking its key players. Notably, all the main players from South Africa were part of the SA20 2024 league, which was the preparation for the T20 World Cup 2024, slated to take place on June 1 in the West Indies and the USA.