New Zealand plans to bid farewell to Roth Taylor from Bangladesh

New Zealand plans to let the retired Rose Taylor leave perfectly when they face Bangladesh in two test series starting on Mount Maunganui on Saturday. Due to the lack of amulet all-rounder Shakib Al Hassan, tourists play The hope of the party pooping became bleak.

World Test champion New Zealand has no regular captain Kane Williamson. He was sidelined with an elbow injury that broke out in the team’s 1-0 loss to India earlier this month.

However, substitute captain Tom Latham will welcome the return of fast bowlers Trent Bolt and Neil Wagner, as the home team’s goal is to get Bangladesh to speed up the pace.

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Less than three weeks after the left arm spinner packed all 10 Indian wickets in Mumbai, New Zealand gave up Ajaz Patel and made all-around player Rachin Ravindra its only spin option.

Taylor will have no shortage of motivation in the final series after the age of 37 Announced his decision In the summer in New Zealand’s hometown, he withdrew from international cricket matches.

“His experience has brought the team together countless times, and his catch record is self-evident,” coach Garisted said of the 37-year-old player.

“There is no doubt that when he leaves, we will miss him. I know Rose is really focused on performing well for the rest of the series and playing the right way.”

Bangladesh needs to do something extraordinary to prevent this from happening because Shakib, who did not opt ​​out of the series, arrived and is still frustrated by the 2-0 home loss to Pakistan. After spinning bowling coach Rangana Herath tested positive for COVID-19, Mominul Haque and his team’s preparations were also hindered, and several players were quarantined.