The Cricket World Cup is not only seeing thrilling matches, there has also been a fair display of sportsmanship that the audience has been treated to. Just recently, Virat Kohli was highly appreciated for his gestures in the matches against Australia and Pakistan. In the first incident, the Indian Captain asked fans to clap for Steve Smith and not boo him. In the second, Kohli paused while running and checked on bowler Wahab Riaz who slipped when he was bowling. Both actions won the hearts of fans across the globe. Now another captain has joined the club and is also leading by example.

After Virat Kolhi, New Zealand Captain Kane Williamson is being lauded for consoling Carlos Brathwaite after a win against West Indies on Saturday. The all-rounder had played a fantastic knock scoring 101, but he could not take his team over the line. As Brathwaite sunk to the ground in disappointment, the Kiwi skipper walked up to him and touched his head comforting him. Ross Taylor was also seen consoling the all-rounder. Cricket fans are incredibly pleased with this gesture of the New Zealand players, which is in the true spirit of cricket.