For New Zealand, the current captain, Kane Williamson top the list of Test double tons with 56 double centuries, while the former captain, Brendon McCullum has had 4 to his name.

McCullum scored a triple century and two double centuries, all in single year, becoming only the third person to do so after Donald Bradman and Michael Clarke.

Here, we present a comprehensive breakdown, listing every New Zealand batter who has achieved this monumental milestone, along with details of their remarkable innings

New Zealand Batters with Test Double Centuries

PlayerInnings200sHigh Score
Kane Williamson1866251
Brendon McCullum1764302
Stephen Fleming1893274*
Ross Taylor1963290
Tom Latham1582264*
Mathew Sinclair562214
Glenn Turner732259
Nathan Astle1371222
Devon Conway511200
Martin Crowe1311299
Martin Donnelly121206
Graham Dowling771239
Henry Nicholls871200*
Rachin Ravindra301240
Jesse Ryder331201
Bert Sutcliffe761230*
Lou Vincent401224
BJ Watling1171205
Bryan Young681267*

Beyond the Numbers: Trends in New Zealand Test 200s

Kane Williamson, with six double centuries in Test cricket, leads the New Zealand chart for Test 200s. Brendon McCullum, second to Williamson with four double tons, is also the only triple centurion for New Zealand.

Other players to score 3 or more double centuries for Kiwis are Ross Taylor (3) and Stephen Fleming (3).

Regarding triple centuries in Test cricket, Australia has scored the most, with a total of eight.

Apart from Williamson and McCullum, other New Zealand double centurions among current or recent players include BJ Watling (1), Devon Conway (1), Henry Nicholls (1), and Tom Latham (1).

At 24 years and 47 days old, Mathew Sinclair scored the youngest New Zealand double century in Tests.

The most recent additions to the Test 200 club from New Zealand came from Kane Williamson and Henry Nicholls in the same Test innings against Sri Lanka at Wellington in 2023.

Another notable New Zealand double centurion, Nathan Astle, holds the record for the fastest 200 in Test cricket, achieved in just 153 balls. This remarkable innings occurred in the final innings of a match where New Zealand was chasing a target of 550, ultimately losing by 98 runs – a truly memorable knock!

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