Kane Williamson includes two Indians in his future Fab 4

Kane Williamson gave his opinion on the cricketers who could be the future Fab 4 after the current senior cricketers retire.

The Kiwi batter feels that Yashasvi Jaiswal, Shubman Gill, Harry Brook, Rachin Ravindra, and Cameron Green could become the future stars. Williamson reckoned that these players are in contention since they are young and have plenty of time to improve and establish themselves.

Williamson also opened up on the growing preference towards franchise cricket over international cricket.

"The players that come to mind in terms of multi-format are: Yashasvi Jaiswal, Shubman Gill, Rachin Ravindra, Harry Brook. And also Cam Green. Those are all outstanding players and have shown fantastic moments in all formats. All are young and their games are just growing," Williamson told Cricket Monthly

"I suppose the more you do it, the more lessons you have. Ultimately, it is an opportunity to try to get an understanding of how you want to do it. And before you get exposed to it [at international level], you are probably playing domestic cricket, which generally is played in windows," the former New Zealand skipper added.

Williamson also opened up on the players' growing preference and inclination towards franchise cricket. He feels that red-ball competition could be followed with the 50-over format, followed by T20 cricket, and added that the players might not have to change their game a lot in the near future. While Williamson was grateful to be brought up in the red-ball era, he acknowledged that T20 cricket is predominant in the current era.

"You have red-ball [competition] and then you might have your one-day competition, followed by your T20 competition. So there’s not a lot of quick crossover that really demands you to change your game and then go back to [the previous] format," Williamson added.