New Zealand ace batter Kane Williamson has become the highest Test run-getter for his country, surpassing former captain Ross Taylor (7683 runs). The classy right-hander crossed the milestone on day four of the second Test against England in Wellington.He surpassed Taylor during the 84th over of New Zealand's innings when he clipped a boundary off James Anderson's bowling. The crowd and his teammates at the Basin Reserve applauded the achievement. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThe 32-year-old made his debut in 2010 and has been New Zealand's mainstay since then across formats. He is also among the Kiwi batters to score a hundred on debut, making 131 off 299 against India in Hyderabad. His Test best of 238* came against Pakistan in January 2021 at the Hagley Oval in Christchurch.Kane Williamson's 26th Test hundred leads New Zealand's fightback in WellingtonThe Tauranga-born batter has found form in the ongoing second Test against England in Wellington, grinding down the visitors. With England captain Ben Stokes enforcing a follow-on after taking a lead of 226 runs, the Kiwis fared much better with the bat in the second innings.Williamson reached his 26th Test century with a authoritative boundary to deep third man off Stuart Broad. England started day three of the Test with the home side at 138-7, but Tim Southee's aggressive 73 off 49 propelled New Zealand to 209. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostAfter Stokes enforced the follow-on, Tom Latham and Devon Conway shared a 149-run opening stand as the hosts ended the day at 202-3. At Tea on day four, New Zealand's lead swelled to 197, with Williamson batting on 113 and Tom Blundell on 62, having added 126 runs for the sixth wicket.The hosts endured a heavy defeat in the pink ball Test in Mount Maunganui. A draw or an England win would give them their first series win in New Zealand since 2008.