'My first thought was 'oh gosh, there's an end point': One of 'Fab Four', Kane Williamson shares his thoughts on Virat Kohli's Test retirement

Being one of the 'Fab Four', a term coined by former New Zealand Captain Martin Crowe first in 2014 for the quartet of Virat Kohli, Kane Williamson, Joe Root and Steve Smith, Kiwi batsman Kane Williamson currently stands at the third highest run scorer among the four batsmen in Tests.

- GNS News Agency, June 5

While Kohli retired earlier this month after playing 123 Tests and amassing 9,230 runs, Williamson has played in 105 tests amassing 9,276 runs and is currently behind Smith's tally of 10,271 runs (116 Tests) and Root's tally of 13,006 runs (153 Tests). With the rest of the three of the ‘Fab Four’ batsmen still playing in Tests, 34-year-old Williamson has revealed how Kohli’s retirement, a first among the four, made him wonder about having ‘an end point’.