Brendon Taylor ends his international career with a low score
One of the finest cricketers that Zimbabwe has produced, Brendon Taylor decided to take retirement from the international circuit during the ongoing 3 rd One-day international against Ireland played at Belfast on Monday. The match did not start on time due to rain. After lots of delays, Ireland captain Andy Balbirnie won the toss and decided to field first. Coming to open the innings in his last international match, Taylor tried to play a big slog and was castled by Joshua Little at the score of 7 runs off 12 deliveries. His performances for Zimbabwe Cricket have been nothing short of brilliant. Taylor made his Test debut for Zimbabwe on 6 th May 2004 against Sri Lanka. He played a total of 34 matches with 2320 runs from 68 innings with 6 centuries and 12 half-centuries. His career-best score was 171. In November 2018, the wicketkeeper-batsman became the first Zimbabwean cricketer to hit back-to-back centuries in Tests on two occasions. He did a brilliant job as a wicket...