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Chris Gayle is an inspiration for me says Ross Taylor

By Cricketnmore Editorial May 27, 2019 • 04:37 AM View: 1296

May 27 (CRICKETNMORE) - Ross Taylor remains undecided on his ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup future but if another four years is his desire, he doesn’t have far to look for inspiration.

At 35 the upcoming event in England & Wales could be the New Zealand legend’s final World Cup bow, keen to keep pressure at a minimum over the coming weeks.

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