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NZ cricketer Ross Taylor retires, Sachin Tendulkar posts special message for him

| @indiablooms | Apr 05, 2022, at 03:40 pm

Christchurch: New Zealand batsman and former team skipper Ross Taylor on Monday retired from international cricket after the completion of the three-match ODI series against Netherlands.

Ross contributed just 14 runs in his last ODI match.

New Zealand won the series 3-0.

In his 16-year-old career, Ross Taylor played a total of 235 ODIs, 112 Tests, and 102 T20Is for New Zealand in his career.

Sachin Tendulkar, Indian cricket icon, wrote a special message to the cricketer on Twitter: "You’ve been a great ambassador of the game Ross! It was wonderful playing against you. The way you reinvented yourself over the years to adapt is an inspiration for all the young kids aspiring to be cricketers. Heartiest congratulations on a fabulous career."

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