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'This time around, India are even bigger favourites, at home and having played so well during the group stage. But when we have nothing to lose, New Zealand teams can be dangerous.'

Ross Taylor feels Team India will be nervous facing New Zealand in World Cup semifinal | IND vs NZ

Ross Taylor, who was part of New Zealand's 2019 World Cup semifinal playing XI vs India, feels that India would be nervous going against the Blackcaps in this edition of the tournament.

'This time around, India are even bigger favourites, at home and having played so well during the group stage. But when we have nothing to lose, New Zealand teams can be dangerous.'

Ross Taylor, who was part of New Zealand's 2019 World Cup semifinal playing XI vs India, feels that India would be nervous going against the Blackcaps in this edition of the tournament.
'Four years ago, India went into the semi-final as the form side in the tournament, while we were more focused on ensuring our net run rate would keep Pakistan out of reach for the final spot in the top four.
'This time around, India are even bigger favourites, at home and having played so well during the group stage. But when we have nothing to lose, New Zealand teams can be dangerous.'
'If there is a team that India will be nervous facing, it will be this New Zealand side,' Taylor told ICC.
Taylor said if New Zealand can strike early, it will put tremendous pressure on the Indian middle-order.
"The toss is important but if New Zealand can start well with bat and ball, that will give them a lot of confidence to stay in the fight.
"The first ten overs in both innings are crucial. When India are batting, you want to get them two or three down in the first ten overs to put them under pressure. They rely heavily on an excellent top three.
"There is Shubman Gill, the number one player in the world, and then Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli. We need to try to make inroads and put the middle order under pressure.
"Then when India are bowling, it is similar. You want to score runs but it is also vital we keep wickets in hand against weapons like Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Siraj and Mohammed Shami.
"When they get on a roll, they can be a lethal force, and the spinners can really pile on the pressure. If you keep wickets in hand, that is when it becomes a bit easier, rather than having to chase the game," said Taylor.

Williamson's gritty 132 in the 2nd Test vs England helped him overtake Ross Taylor on the list and he now has 7787 Test runs

ENG vs NZ: Ross Taylor reacts as Kane Williamson breaks his all-time record

Kane Williamson etched his name in history books on Monday as he became the leading run getter in Tests for New Zealand. 
He overtook Ross Taylor on the list and he now has 7787 Test runs.

Williamson's gritty 132 in the 2nd Test vs England helped him overtake Ross Taylor on the list and he now has 7787 Test runs

Kane Williamson etched his name in history books on Monday as he became the leading run getter in Tests for New Zealand.&nbsp;
Williamson's gritty 132 in the 2nd Test vs England helped him overtake Ross Taylor on the list and he now has 7787 Test runs.
Reacting to the massive milestone, Taylor congratulated Williamson and tweeted to say, 'the achievement is a testament to your hard work and dedication to Test Cricket, of which I was privy to for a number of years.'
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In a major revelation, Ross Taylor accused teammates and officials of making racial comments on him during his 16-year-long career in New Zealand. 
Taylor, who is of Samoan descent, wrote in his new autobiography that cricket in New Zealand is a pretty white sport. He recalled that locker room banter sometimes was racist and hurtful but he was concerned that raising the issue might make the situation worse.
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In his autobiography, Taylor revealed how his ethnicity was used to explain a point to him.
“A teammate used to tell me you're half a good guy Ross but which half is good? You don't know what I'm referring to.' I was pretty sure I did."
Reacting to Taylor's revelation, a New Zealand Cricket spokesperson told a country's daily that the national body deplores racism and is deeply disappointed Ross has been exposed to this type of behaviour.
Ross Taylor is the highest run-getter for New Zealand in Tests and ODIs. In 112 Tests, Taylor had accumulated 7684 runs, including 19 centuries while scored 8602 runs, including 21 hundreds, in 236 ODI games.

Big revelation by Ross Taylor, faced racism from New Zealand teammates and officials

In a major revelation, Ross Taylor accused teammates and officials of making racial comments on him during his 16-year-long career in New Zealand.

Ross Taylor: Faced racism from New Zealand teammates and officials

Ross Taylor, who is of Samoan descent, wrote in his new autobiography entitled Black &amp; White that cricket in New Zealand is a pretty white sport

In a major revelation, Ross Taylor has accused teammates and officials of making racial comments on him during his 16-year-long career in New Zealand.&nbsp;
Taylor, who is of Samoan descent, wrote in his new autobiography that cricket in New Zealand is a pretty white sport. He recalled that locker room banter sometimes was racist and hurtful but he was concerned that raising the issue might make the situation worse.
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In his autobiography, Taylor revealed how his ethnicity was used to explain a point to him.
&ldquo;A teammate used to tell me you're half a good guy Ross but which half is good? You don't know what I'm referring to.' I was pretty sure I did."
Reacting to Taylor's revelation, a New Zealand Cricket spokesperson told a country's daily that the national body deplores racism and is deeply disappointed Ross has been exposed to this type of behaviour.
Ross Taylor is the highest run-getter for New Zealand in Tests and ODIs. In 112 Tests, Taylor had accumulated 7684 runs, including 19 centuries while scored 8602 runs, including 21 hundreds, in 236 ODI games.

Ross Taylor has been making headlines ever since his autobiography, Ross Taylor: Black & White came out. It has sparked another controversy as the former New Zealand cricketer claimed that a Rajasthan Royals owner slapped him.
Taylor revealed that after he got out for a duck in a game against Punjab in Mohali and Rajasthan lost the encounter, one of the Royals owners told him that they didn't pay him a million dollars to get a duck and slapped him across the face three or four times.
'He was laughing and they weren't hard slaps but I'm not sure that it was entirely play-acting. Under the circumstances I wasn't going to make an issue of it, but I couldn't imagine it happening in many professional sporting environments,' Taylor added.
After first 3 season with the Royal Challengers Bangalore, Taylor was bought up by the Rajasthan Royals for USD 1 million.
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A Rajasthan Royals owner slapped me 3 or 4 times: Ross Taylor claims

Ross Taylor has been making headlines ever since his autobiography, Ross Taylor: Black & White came out. It has sparked another controversy as the former New Zealand cricketer claimed that a Rajasthan Royals owner slapped him

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Taylor revealed that after he got out for a duck in a game against Punjab, one of the Royals owners told him that they didn't pay him a million dollars to get a duck

Ross Taylor has been making headlines ever since his autobiography, Ross Taylor: Black &amp; White came out. It has sparked another controversy as the former New Zealand cricketer claimed that a Rajasthan Royals owner slapped him.
Taylor revealed that after he got out for a duck in a game against Punjab in Mohali and Rajasthan lost the encounter, one of the Royals owners told him that they didn't pay him a million dollars to get a duck and slapped him across the face three or four times.
'He was laughing and they weren't hard slaps but I'm not sure that it was entirely play-acting. Under the circumstances I wasn't going to make an issue of it, but I couldn't imagine it happening in many professional sporting environments,' Taylor added.
After first 3 season with the Royal Challengers Bangalore, Taylor was bought up by the Rajasthan Royals for USD 1 million.
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Former New Zealand top-order batter Ross Taylor named two Indian players to be the future of India and world cricket. They are none other than Rishabh Pant and Shreyas Iyer.
In an interview with Hindustan Times, Taylor told that Shreyas and Pant are tremendous young talents who will take Indian cricket forward. Pant doesn't believe in holding back, whereas Iyer molds himself as per the circumstances. According to Taylor, Pant is not a young player anymore as has been playing international cricket for a while. Talking about Shreyas, he recalls the time when he first saw Shreyas back in 2016-17 when the youngster played with a lot of confidence.
As per Taylor, Shreyas as the captain of Kolkata Knight Riders will be great for him as he will be learning from Taylor's former teammate, Brendon, and other experienced players. Taylor believes that Shreyas Iyer and Rishabh Pant will become the superstars of not only Indian cricket but world cricket as well in 5-6 years.
Shreyas Iyer led Kolkata is set to play the IPL opener against the defending champions Chennai Super Kings in iconic Wankhede Stadium on 26 March.

Taylor praises this Indian duo, believes they'll become the superstars of world cricket

Shreyas Iyer and Rishabh Pant have impressed Ross Taylor the most as he believes that they'll become the superstars not only in India, but in the world.

Taylor praises this Indian duo, believes they'll become the superstars in world cricket

Former New Zealand&nbsp;top-order batter&nbsp;Ross Taylor named two Indian players to be the future of India and world cricket.
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In an interview with Hindustan Times, Taylor told that Shreyas&nbsp;Iyer and Rishabh Pant&nbsp;are tremendous young talents who will take Indian cricket forward.&nbsp;Pant doesn't believe in holding back, whereas Iyer&nbsp;moulds himself as per the circumstances. According to Taylor, Pant is not a young player anymore as he has been playing international cricket for a while. Talking about Shreyas, he recalls the time when&nbsp;he first saw Shreyas&nbsp;back in 2016-17 when the youngster played with a lot of confidence.
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As per Taylor, leading&nbsp;Kolkata&nbsp;Knight Riders will be great for Shreyas&nbsp;as he will be learning from Taylor's former teammate,&nbsp;Brendon&nbsp;McCullum&nbsp;and other experienced players. Taylor believes that Shreyas&nbsp;Iyer&nbsp;and Rishabh&nbsp;Pant will become the superstars of not only Indian cricket but world cricket as well in 5-6 years.

Ex-Kiwi legend Ross Taylor praised Rishabh&nbsp;Pant and Shreyas&nbsp;Iyer. The Indian batters impressed him the most as he believes that they'll become superstars not only in India, but in the world.

Former New Zealand&nbsp;top-order batter&nbsp;Ross Taylor named two Indian players to be the future of India and world cricket.
In an interview with Hindustan Times, Taylor told that Shreyas&nbsp;Iyer and Rishabh Pant&nbsp;are tremendous young talents who will take Indian cricket forward.&nbsp;Pant doesn't believe in holding back, whereas Iyer&nbsp;moulds himself as per the circumstances. According to Taylor, Pant is not a young player anymore as he has been playing international cricket for a while. Talking about Shreyas, he recalls the time when&nbsp;he first saw Shreyas&nbsp;back in 2016-17 when the youngster played with a lot of confidence.
As per Taylor, leading&nbsp;Kolkata&nbsp;Knight Riders will be great for Shreyas&nbsp;as he will be learning from Taylor's former teammate,&nbsp;Brendon&nbsp;McCullum&nbsp;and other experienced players. Taylor believes that Shreyas&nbsp;Iyer&nbsp;and Rishabh&nbsp;Pant will become the superstars of not only Indian cricket but world cricket as well in 5-6 years.

What a perfect end of a Test career! New Zealand batter Ross Taylor took the final wicket of Bangladesh's second innings as the Kiwis defeated the Bangla Tigers by an innings and 117 runs in the second and final Test at Christchurch on Tuesday.
Taylor walked back to the pavilion amidst a huge round of applause from his teammates, crowds, and the opposition players as he ended his career with joint-most 112 Test matches appearances for New Zealand.
Taylor's stellar career had many ups and little downs as he hung up his boots with most 7683 Test runs for New Zealand. In his last 12 months of Test cricket, he helped the Black Caps to become the first World Test champions after putting a brilliant partnership with Kane Williamson in June last year.
Earlier, the hosts put a clinical performance on Day 3 to bundle out Bangladesh for 278 runs after enforcing the follow-on. Bangladesh won the first Test of the series but the Kiwis came back strongly in the second Test posting a mammoth 521-6 (dec) in their first innings.

Ross Taylor retires from Test cricket; New Zealand beat Bangladesh by an innings and 117 runs

What a perfect end of a Test career! New Zealand batter Ross Taylor took the final wicket of Bangladesh's second innings as Kiwis level the two-match series 1-1

What a perfect end of a Test career! New Zealand batter Ross Taylor took the final wicket of Bangladesh's second innings as the Kiwis defeated the Bangla Tigers by an innings and 117 runs in the second and final Test at Christchurch on Tuesday.
Taylor walked back to the pavilion amidst a huge round of applause from his teammates, crowds, and the opposition players as he ended his career with joint-most 112 Test matches appearances for New Zealand.
Taylor's 15-year career had many ups and little downs as he hung up his boots with most 7683 Test runs for New Zealand. In his last 12 months of Test cricket, he helped the Black Caps to become the first World Test champions after putting a brilliant partnership with Kane Williamson in June last year.
Earlier, the hosts put a clinical performance on Day 3 to bundle out Bangladesh for 278 runs after enforcing the follow-on. Bangladesh won the first Test of the series but the Kiwis came back strongly in the second Test posting a mammoth 521-6 (dec) in their first innings.

New Zealand batter Ross Taylor took the final wicket of Bangladesh's second innings as the Kiwis defeated the Bangla Tigers by an innings and 117 runs in the second and final Test at Christchurch

What a perfect end of a Test career! New Zealand batter Ross Taylor took the final wicket of Bangladesh's second innings as the Kiwis defeated the Bangla Tigers by an innings and 117 runs in the second and final Test at Christchurch on Tuesday.
Taylor walked back to the pavilion amidst a huge round of applause from his teammates, crowds, and the opposition players as he ended his career with joint-most 112 Test matches appearances for New Zealand.
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Taylor's stellar career had many ups and little downs as he hung up his boots with most 7683 Test runs for New Zealand. In his last 12 months of Test cricket, he helped the Black Caps to become the first World Test champions after putting a brilliant partnership with Kane Williamson in June last year.
Earlier, the hosts put a clinical performance on Day 3 to bundle out Bangladesh for 278 runs after enforcing the follow-on. Bangladesh won the first Test of the series but the Kiwis came back strongly in the second Test posting a mammoth 521-6 (dec) in their first innings.
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