Updated On: 01 July, 2021 11:36 AM IST | Auckland | IANS
The 37-year-old Taylor played a vital role in New Zealand's eight-wicket win over India in the World Test Championship final at Southampton, scoring an unbeaten 47 in the second innings and giving skipper Kane Williamson company at the crease till the target was achieved.

Ross Taylor. Pic/AFP
New Zealand middle-order batsman Ross Taylor quashed talks about his retirement on Wednesday, saying he is still "loving the game" and wants "to learn and get better".
The 37-year-old Taylor played a vital role in New Zealand's eight-wicket win over India in the World Test Championship final at Southampton, scoring an unbeaten 47 in the second innings and giving skipper Kane Williamson company at the crease till the target was achieved.