The spotlight will be on young Tauranga cricket fans as they stand next to their cricketing hero Kane Williamson at Bay Oval for the ANZ coin toss on January 6 and January 8.

Jack Williamson and Brooklyn Mckernon have won a once in a lifetime experience – to walk out onto the pitch with Kane Williamson to toss a coin that decides who will bat the first innings.

Brooklyn is in year 3 at Omanu Primary School. She is a cheerleader for the Bay Twisters Cheerleading team and often plays cricket with her father.

Jack is 10-years-old and attends Saint Mary's Catholic school. He's a keen cricketer having been selected to partake in the Riverbend Tournament in Hawke's Bay this month.

He idolises Kane Williamson and cannot wait to meet him.

ANZ will be giving 22 young cricket fans across New Zealand the opportunity to take the field as the ANZ Coin Toss Kid at the ANZ International Series. Young Kiwis can enter at www.anzcricketworld.co.nz

'We're passionate about not only supporting elite cricket in New Zealand, but also all the grass roots fans and cricketers. We're very pleased we're able to offer a young Kiwi this amazing opportunity,” says Sue McGregor, head of sponsorship and corporate marketing

The BLACKCAPS will be playing Banglasdesh in two Twenty-20 matches at the Bay Oval, Mount Manganui at 3pm on January 6 and January 8.

Brooklyn will help with the ANZ coin toss on the 6th and Jack will take over duties for the match on the 8th.