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WATCH: Video of Kane Williamson showing middle finger goes viral

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Kane Williamson was in the practice session ahead of the Test match against South Africa. In the video of the practice session that has gone viral on the internet, Kane was seen showing the middle finger to a person not being shown on the screen. The fans have mixed opinions on the incident. While some believe it could be let go, some felt it was not right from Kane. 

Kane was seen drilling ahead of the Test against South Africa.  As Kane was concentrating on his thighs, a ball came out of nowhere and hit his thighs. Kane pointed out at the guy who was responsible for the ball to hit him and showed the middle finger. While Kane was not serious in his reply, the fans have mixed reactions to the incident. 

Watch the video of the incident here:

Meanwhile, New Zealand has a huge lead in the ongoing Test match against SA. After scoring 511 runs in the 1st innings, the home side dismissed an inexperienced side for just 162 runs, thereby getting a huge lead of 349 runs. Despite getting an opportunity to enforce follow-on, Kane decided to bat before the wicket could get worse for batting.  

Kane Williamson shines with the bat for New Zealand

Rachin Ravindra scored 240 with the bat and shined in the 1st innings. Kiwi bowlers were collectively brilliant as Matt Henry and Mitchell Santner claimed three wickets each. Kyle Jamieson and Rachin Ravindra claimed two wickets each. In the 2nd innings, NZ ended the 3rd day on a good note with a score of 179/4. It was Kane himself who shined with the bat for New Zealand. 

In the first innings, Kane scored 118 runs in 289 balls and acted as an anchor to Rachin. In the 2nd innings, Kane took the aggressive route and scored 109(132). It was the first instance of Williamson scoring twin hundreds in a Test match. In the process, the Kiwi skipper became only the fifth batter from his country to score two hundred in a Test match. NZ would be hoping to dominate the game from here.  

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