Kane Williamson made twin centuries in the first test against South Africa, becoming the fifth New Zealand player to achieve this feat. His batting performance put New Zealand in a dominating position, with a daunting 528 run lead. Williamson scored 118 in the first innings, reaching a century in 241 balls, and then replicated the feat in just 125 balls in the second innings. His innings came to an end when he was stumped by Clyde Fortuin off Neil Brand, while going for a big shot. Williamson now has 31 Test centuries, surpassing Virat Kohli and Sir Don Bradman, who both have 29, and Joe Root, who has 30. He is now just one behind Steve Smith, who has the most among the Fab Four, with 32.