New Zealand cricket icon Ross Taylor confirmed Thursday he is bowing out of international cricket.
Taylor said the two-Test series against Bangladesh starting on Saturday will be his last in Test whites
he will call stumps on his career after the one-day internationals against Australia and the Netherlands in February and March.
since making his debut in 2006, smassing a plethora of records and achievements, notably the most runs by a New Zealander (18,074) and most appearances (445).
"He's a world-class player, our best with the bat over such a long period of time and personally it's been a pleasure to be involved in so many partnerships with him across the formats," Williamson said.
Taylor's achievements include most Test runs by a New Zealander (7,584), most ODI runs (8,581) most ODI 100s for New Zealand (21), most 100s in all formats (40)
first player from any country to make 100 international appearances in each of the three formats, and the highest Test score in Australia by a visiting player (290 at Perth 2015).