4 players who could equal Sangakkara's record of 4 consecutive ODI hundreds

#2 Kane Williamson

Kane Williamson - a class act

Williamson has the game and consistency to achieve this rare feat. He has so far scored 11 hundred in 121 ODI innings. Williamson came close to scoring 3 consecutive hundreds in 2015 when he scored 93,118 & 90 in three innings.

The New Zealand team depends a lot on Williamson to deliver every time he goes out to bat. Williamson is comfortable against pace and spin and is used to playing long innings for his team.

After playing 51 T20 international matches for his country, Williamson can change gear and up the ante, if need to be. The experience of playing the IPL changed Williamson into an attacking batsman who could strike at 100 in a one-day match. His sound batting technique helps him in accumulating runs without getting dismissed.

Williamson is also a mentally tough player to match his batting skills. Williamson is poised to become New Zealand’s greatest batsman, both in Tests and limited-overs cricket.

Being the No 1 batsman for a team which has a weak batting line-up should motivate Williamson to score big every time he walks out to bat. He is the ideal candidate to equal Sangakkara’s record.