Ross taylor

There were plenty of highlights in the game and one such moment came when Sam Billings ran Ross Taylor out, and the modus operandi reminded everyone of a certain MS Dhoni. read more

Chasing 154, England rode on a brilliant half century from James Vince, who scored 59 off just 38 balls and helped his side go across the line with nine balls to spare read more

Former Proteas player AB de Villiers comes in the third spot with 44 catches in 78 games, followed by Ross Taylor with 44 catches in 90 appearances and Suresh Raina with 42 catches in 78 matches. read more

Sri Lanka vs New Zealand: Malinga bowled Colin Munro for 12 on the third ball of his second over to become the first T20 bowler to claim 100 wickets as he began his demolition of the Kiwi batting. read more

Sri Lanka vs New Zealand: Malinga scalped the wickets of Colin Munro, Sherfane Rutherford, Colin de Grandhomme and Ross Taylor to break the backbone of Kiwi batting line-up. read more

Taylor smashed 48 runs with a blistering strike rate of 165.52 in the first T20I. The right-handed batsman had amassed 350 runs in 10 games during the ICC World Cup 2019. read more

Taylor lifted the Black Caps from a precarious 39 for three in their chase of 175 to complete the win in 19.3 overs and lead the three-match series 1-0. read more

Latham, on 111, put together an unbeaten 70-run stand with B.J. Watling, on 25, to thwart the Sri Lankan bowling attack that had made early inroads into the Kiwi batting. read more

Akila Dananjaya claimed five wickets to put New Zealand on the back foot despite Ross Taylor’s unbeaten half-century in the first Test in Galle Wednesday. read more

Taylor has been part of various IPL franchises including Pune Warriors (now defunct), Rajasthan Royals and Royal Challengers Bangalore. read more

It’s time for other New Zealand batters, Martin Guptill in particular to stand up and support their captain Kane Williamson in the ICC World Cup 2019 final against England read more

ICC World Cup: New Zealand were stranded on an overnight score of 211\/5 in 46.1 overs with Ross Taylor still at the crease and McCullum feels the Kiwis need to score at 10 runs an over in the remaining 3.5 overs to get to the score 250 runs to get a... read more

New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson took 97 balls for his 67 while veteran Ross Taylor was unbeaten on 67 off 85 deliveries. read more

The World Cup semi-final between India and New Zealand will head into a second day after rain prevented the match finishing as scheduled at Old Trafford on Tuesday. read more

Kohli, the world’s top-ranked ODI batsman, has strung together five consecutive fifties but is yet to register a hundred, something he attributed his new role as the team’s middle-overs anchor. read more