Ross Taylor retired from his international career

A serious occasion was on Monday. The legendary New Zealand cricketer Ross Taylor retired from his international career. The final rival of New Zealand with the involvement of Ross Taylor was the national team of the Netherlands. New Zealanders defeated the “orange” with a handicap of 115 runs.

Taylor has represented the New Zealand national team for over 16 years

Recall that Taylor has stood for the interests of the New Zealand national team for more than 16 years. Taylor performed his first match in the jersey of the national team on March 1, 2006. New Zealand’s foe was the West Indies. And Ross became the captain of his national team on March 3, 2010.

The legendary Sachin Tendulkar shared his thoughts on Ross’ retirement from global cricket. The Indian dedicated a post to Taylor on Twitter.

“You were a great player for this game, Ross! I remember: it was wonderful to come out and play against you. The way you have looked fantastic in recent years motivates the children of your wonderful country to strive for triumphs in cricket. I cordially congratulate you on an awesome profession, Taylor!” wrote Sachin.