ROSS TAYLOR ANNOUNCED HIS RETIREMENT FROM INTERNATIONAL CRICKET

 ROSS TAYLOR ANNOUNCED HIS RETIREMENT FROM INTERNATIONAL CRICKET AFTER THE END OF THE HOME SUMMER.

NEWZEALAND STAR AND CHAMPION BATSMAN ROSS TAYLOR ANNOUNCED HE WILL RETIRE FROM INTERNATIONAL CRICKET AT THE END OF HOME SUMMER 2022.

WHICH INCLUDES PLAYING TWO TESTS AGAINST BANGLADESH AND SIX ODIS AGAINST AUSTRALIA AND NETHERLAND 

ROSS TAYLOR WAS THE WORLD TEST CHAMPIONSHIP 2021 WINNER  OF NEWZEALAND TEAM.

ONE OF THE GREATEST MIDDLE-ORDER BATSMEN OF NEWZEALAND CRICKET TEAM IN ALL-TIME WHAT A AMAZING CAREER OF ROSS TAYLOR

(ROSS TAYLOR TWEETED ON HIS OFFICIAL ACCOUNT  )  - TODAY I'M ANNOUNCING MY RETIREMENT FROM INTERNATIONAL CRICKET AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE HOME SUMMER, TWO MORE TESTS AGAINST BANGLADESH, AND SIX ODI AGAINST AUSTRALIA AND THE NETHERLANDS, THANK YOU FOR 17 YEARS OF INCREDIBLE SUPPORT. ITS BEEN AN HONOUR  TO REPRESENT MY COUNTRY 

ROSS TAYLOR INTERNATIONAL CAREERS STATS STILL : 

TEST CRICKET -  PLAYED 110  MATCHES, RUNS 7585,  19 HUNDRED, 35 FIFTIES, HS 290 

ODI CRICKET  - PLAYED  233 MATCHES,  RUNS 8576, 21 HUNDRED, 51 FIFTIES, HS 181

T20 CRICKET  -  PLAYED 102 MATCHES, RUNS , 1909, 7 FIFTIES, SR 122.37 . HS 63 

THANK YOU ROSS TAYLOR  FOR A WONDERFUL JOURNEY AND A AMAZING  CAREER.