Ross Taylor is Keen To Contribute To The Final Match For New Zealand

Ross Taylor is keen to contribute in the final match for New Zealand, with veteran New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor saying he would like to contribute.

The Playing his Last Match for Black Caps:-

Would like to enjoy the opportunity when he plays his last match for the ‘Black Caps’ on Monday.

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• The 38-year-old is one of only four New Zealanders to have played 100 Tests and also holds the country’s record of ODI runs (8,593) and centuries (21) to his name. He was also the first player in the world to play in 100 international matches across all formats.

• Taylor will play his 450th and farewell match for New Zealand in Hamilton when they host the Netherlands in the last match of their three-match One Day International series.

Your 450th And Farewell Match:-

Taylor will play his 450th and farewell match for New Zealand in Hamilton when they host the Netherlands in the last of their three-match One Day International series.

Taylor decided to retire from international cricket in December but would continue to play for his provincial team Central Districts until the end of the convention before deciding on his future in domestic cricket.

“Probably the hardest part was making the decision,” Taylor told reporters on Sunday.

“Once the decision was made, it was good to let it all go. I will miss it a lot, obviously, I will miss my teammates.”

The 38-year-old is one of only four New Zealanders to play 100 Tests and also holds the country’s record in ODI runs (8,593) and centuries (21).

He has Played 100 International Matches:-

He was also the first player in the world to play in 100 international matches across all formats.

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Taylor said, “Try to do whatever you can and enjoy everything one last time.” After years of being a cricket player, Taylor is ready for the role of a cricket father.

“My son has just started getting into cricket too,” he said. “I’m hoping to save my shoulder because I feel like I’ll have to throw it to him for the next few years and pay a little bit on what my dad had to do with me.”