Although Williamson is not renowned for playing quick-fire cameos and power-hitting strokes, his short format record is equally impressive. The stylish right-hander has played 93 T20I matches and scored 2,575 runs at an average of 33.44 with a strike rate of 123.08. Williamson, who has featured in the Indian Premier League earlier, is also the Black Caps' second-highest run scorer ever across all formats, with 18128 runs in 358 matches under his belt. The 33-year-old has played 100 Test matches, amassing 8743 runs at an average of 54.98. In ODIs, the experienced batter has made 165 appearances and racked up 6810 runs at an average of 48.64. Woakes, on the other hand, has been a crucial figure for England in limited-overs cricket. He played a key role in England's 2019 World Cup triumph and was also part of the Three Lions' T20 World Cup-winning squad, although the seasoned all-rounder didn't feature in a single match. The 35-year-old Woakes, who is known primarlily for his bowling, has played in 33 T20Is, scoring 147 runs and picking up 31 wicket. Overall in T20s, Woakes has played 162 matches for 172 wickets and 1021 runs. Both international stars will bring a lot of experience to the Durban's Super Giants, who will want to improve on their runners up finish from last season as the duo will join several top stars from South Africa including, Heinrich Klaasen and Quinton de Kock.