"Ross Taylor returns to international cricket from Samoa"
Former New Zealand captain Ross Taylor retired from international cricket in 2022. Now at the age of 41, he is making a comeback, but this time with the Samoa team, which has a population of around 2.18 lakh. Taylor will play for Samoa in the Asia-East Asia-Pacific Qualifier of the T20 World Cup 2026. On Instagram, he called it a proud moment. According to ICC rules, a player has to wait for three years to change the country, which Taylor has completed. He is related to Samoa through his mother. Taylor has scored 18199 runs and 40 centuries for New Zealand.
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