Harry Kane's remarkable England career - every one of his 49 caps in pictures

Tottenham striker set to hit the half-century mark against Belgium

1) England 4-0 Lithuania: Harry Kane celebrates after scoring on his England debut during the Euro 2016 qualifier on March 27, 2015. Getty

2) Italy1-1 England: Harry Kane is challenged by Andrea Ranocchia of Italy on March 31, 2015. Getty

3) England 6-0 San Marino: Kane celebrates his goal on September 5, 2015. Getty

4) England 2-0 Switzerland: Kane celebrates scoring the first goal on September 8, 2015. Getty

5) England 2-0 Estonia: Harry Kane holds off the challenge of Aleksandr Dmitrijev on October 9, 2015. Getty

6) Lithuania 0-3 England: Kane evades Vytautas Andriukevicius on October 12, 2015 in Kaunas. Getty

7) Spain 2-0 England: Kane shoots past Gerard Pique on November 13, 2015 in Alicante. Getty

8) England 2-0 France: Raheem Sterling and Harry Kane compete with Bacary Sagna and Yohan Cabaye on November 17, 2015 at Wembley. Getty

9) Germany 2-3 England: Harry Kane of England celebrates the win in Munich on March 26, 2016. Getty

10) England 1-2 Netherlands: Daley Blind tackles Harry Kane on March 29, 2016. Getty

11) England 2-1 Turkey: Harry Kane celebrates with Jamie Vardy of England after he scored the opening goal on May 22, 2016. Getty

12) England 1-0 Portugal: Harry Kane of England in action on June 2, 2016. Getty

13) England 1-1 Russia: Kane takes a shot during the Euro 2016 draw on June 11, 2016 in Marseille. Getty

14) England 2-1 Wales: Kane in action in the Euro 2016 group games on June 16, 2016 in Lens. Getty

15) England 0-0 Slovakia: Kane and Jan Durica of Slovakia compete for the ball during the Euro 2016 group match on June 20, 2016 in Saint-Etienne. Getty

16) England 1-2 Iceland: Gylfi Sigurdsson and Harry Kane in action on June 27, 2016 in Nice as England are knocked out of Euro 2016. Getty

17) Slovakia 0-1 England: Kane is blocked by Tomas Hubocan during the 2018 World Cup qualifier on September 4, 2016 in Trnava. Getty

18) Scotland 2-2 England: Kane scores the equaliser in the World Cup qualifier on June 10, 2017 in Glasgow. Getty

19) France 3-2 England: Kane holds off Raphael Varane on June 13, 2017 in Paris. Getty

20) Malta 0-4 England: Kane scores the first goal past Andrew Hogg during the World Cup qualifier on September 1, 2017 in Valletta. Getty

21) England 2-1 Slovakia: Harry Kane in action during the World Cup qualifier on September 4, 2017 in London. Getty

22) England 1-0 Slovenia: Kane scores the goal during the World Cup qualifier on October 5, 2017 in London. Getty

23) Lithuania 0-1 England: Kane shoots past Edvinas Girdvainis in the World Cup qualifier on October 8, 2017 in Vilnius. Getty

24) England 2-1 Nigeria: Kane in action in the friendly on June 2, 2018 in London. Getty

25) England 2-1 Tunisia: Kane celebrates after scoring the second goal during the World Cup in Russia on June 18, 2018 in Volgograd. Getty

26) England 6-1 Panama: Kane is challenged by Roman Torres during the World Cup group game on June 24, 2018 in Nizhny Novgorod. Getty

27) England 1-1 Colombia: Kane celebrates victory after the World Cup round of 16 match on July 3, 2018 in Moscow. Getty

28) England 2-0 Sweden: An England win in the World Cup quarter-final on July 7, 2018 in Samara. Getty

29) England 1-2 Croatia: Kane and Ivan Rakitic as England lose the semi-final on July 11, 2018 in Moscow. Getty

30) England 0-2 Belgium: Kane in action in the 3rd place play-off on July 14, 2018 in Saint Petersburg. Getty

31) England 1-2 Spain: Kane's shot saved by David de Gea during the Nations League group match on September 8, 2018 in London. Getty

32) England 1-0 Switzerland: Kane battles with Steven Zuber during the international friendly on September 11, 2018 in Leicester. Getty

33) Croatia 0-0 England: Domagoj Vida of Croatia outjumps Harry Kane of England during the Nations League group match on October 12, 2018 in Rijeka. Getty

34) Spain 3-2 England: Rodrigo holds off Harry Kane of England during the Nations League group match on October 15, 2018 in Seville. Getty

35) England 1-2 Croatia: Kane is challenged by Tin Jedvaj during the Nations League group match on November 18, 2018 in London. Getty

36) England 4-0 Czech Republic: Kane scores the second goal during the 2020 European Championships qualifier on March 22, 2019 in London. Getty

37) Montenegro 1-5 England: Kane scores the fourth goal during the European Championships qualifier on March 25, 2019 in Podgorica. Getty

38) England 1-3 Netherlands: Georginio Wijnaldum battles for the ball with Kane during the Nations League semi-final on June 06, 2019 in Guimaraes, Portugal. Getty

39) England 0-0 Switzerland: Nico Elvedi nder pressure from Kane during the Nations League 3rd place play-off on June 09, 2019 in Guimaraes. Getty

40) England 4-0 Bulgaria: Kane controls the ball during the Euro 2020 qualifier on September 07, 2019 in London. Getty

41) England 5-3 Kosovo: Kane scores England's second goal during the Euro 2020 qualifier on September 10, 2019 in Southampton. Getty

42) Czech Republic 2-1 England: Kane celebrates scoring in the Euro 2020 qualifier on October 11, 2019 in Prague. Getty

43) Bulgaria 0-6 England: Kane scores the sixth on October 14, 2019 in Sofia. Getty

44) England 7-0 Montenegro: Kane scores his first goal during the Euro 2020 qualifier on November 14, 2019 in London. Getty

45) Kosovo 0-4 England: Kane celebrates after scoring the second goal during the Euro 2020 qualifier on November 17, 2019 in Pristina. Getty

46) Iceland 0-1 England: Kane is challenged by Kari Arnason during the Nations League group match on September 05, 2020 in Reykjavik. Getty

47) Denmark 0-0 England: Kasper Schmeichel attempts to block Kane during the Nations League group match on September 08, 2020 in Copenhagen. Getty

48) England 2-1 Belgium: Kane reacts after a missed chance during the Nations League group match on October 11, 2020 in London. Getty

49) England 0-1 Denmark: Kane during the Nations League group match on October 14, 2020 in London. Getty

50) Belgium 2-0 England: Kane takes a shot during the Nations League match at the King Power stadium in Leuven on November 15, 2020. AP

England captain Harry Kane may not be too focused on individual records, but manager Gareth Southgate has backed the striker to surpass Wayne Rooney as their all-time top scorer.

The 27-year-old Kane has scored 32 goals for England since making his debut in 2015 and is on course to overtake Rooney, who retired from international duty with 53 goals.

Kane can add to his tally in his 50th appearance for England when they visit Belgium in the Nations League later on Sunday.

"In terms of what's possible, the goalscoring record is the interesting one because his strike rate for us is phenomenal and he has time on his side to chase Rooney's record, which would be a remarkable feat," Southgate said on Saturday.

"I know from his perspective, while the personal achievement is something he's driven towards, it's the team achievement. He's so focused on the team having success and he would want to look back over the next few years at the team achieving."

Belgium boss Roberto Martinez said that he was not surprised by the Tottenham Hotspur forward's rise.

"I think he's a complete striker, but it's a wonderful story of seeing a young player develop - going out on loan, getting different experiences in different clubs and becoming this iconic player for Spurs, for England," Martinez said.

"He's evolved into one of the most clinical No 9s in world football, and you've got a very modern target man in Kane - someone who can assist and play and has great finishing stats.

"He's got the potential to achieve and I'd say the record of Rooney is quite clear, and it's an impressive stat, but Kane is in a position to achieve that."