New Zealand veteran batsman Ross Taylor mentioned he desires to make a contribution and benefit from the event when he performs his last match for the 'Black Caps' on Monday.
Taylor will play his 450th and farewell match for New Zealand in Hamilton once they host the Netherlands within the final of their three-match one-day worldwide sequence.
Taylor determined in December to retire from worldwide cricket however will proceed to play for his provincial aspect Central Districts till the tip of the season earlier than making a name on his future in home cricket.
"In all probability the toughest half was coming to the choice," Taylor informed reporters on Sunday. "As soon as the choice was made, it was good to let all of it go. I am going to miss plenty of it, clearly, I am going to miss my workforce mates."
The 38-year-old is one in every of solely 4 New Zealanders to play 100 Exams and in addition holds the nation's file in ODI runs (8,593) and centuries (21).

He was additionally the world's first to play in 100 internationals in all codecs.
"All you possibly can try to do is make a contribution, take pleasure in the whole lot for the final time ... however not try to dwell on it an excessive amount of, simply attempt to benefit from the event and hopefully make a contribution," Taylor added.
After years of being a cricket participant, Taylor is gearing up for the function of a cricket dad.
"My son's simply beginning to get into cricket now too," he mentioned. "I would like to avoid wasting my shoulder as a result of I feel I’m going to should throw to him for the following few years and get a little bit of payback on what my dad needed to do to me."