New Zealand's Ross Taylor is moving from the headlines under the banner of the best of all time. With the revelation of various incidents in the life of cricket, the cricket community is heating up. A few days ago, Ross Taylor bombarded the New Zealand team as racist, and now he has revealed that the IPL will be played in the late afternoon. Reminiscent of past experiences Rajasthan owner of IPL bowled him 3 or 4 times Very polite and outstanding cricket character New Zealand Australia Cricket world's best crores of all time This batsman has not been involved in many controversies in his cricket career but after saying goodbye to 16 years of cricket career, what happened in his entire career Ross Taylor wrote his autobiographical book called black-and-white. This book first caused a stir around the world when the book's account came out. He was a victim of racial discrimination because of his Aboriginality. Where is the New Zealand Cricket Board? But this time, the cricket world's biggest T20 tour raised the voice 

About IPL Ross Taylor has played a total of 55 matches in IPL debut in 2008 then he was with Royal Challengers Bangalore till 2010 then he was sidelined by Rajasthan Royals after playing for Rajasthan for one year he switched to Delhi Capitals in 2012 but Rajasthan played in 2011 The boy still hasn't said anything about how he was humiliated in that team but he wrote in his autobiography that Rajasthan was playing against Punjab and should have scored 195 runs. At the top was suddenly Rajasthani me Raj didn't bring you to run millions of dollars 30 then slapped me three or four times laughing after that incident maybe thought slapped too hard but never thought it was acting never wanted to protest about it But I had no idea that such a thing could happen in any professional competition. on the yachts

Despite failing to make the innings big, Taylor had several contributions to the team on the big plate, but Rajasthan's top order collapsed when they batted at a target of 196 runs against Punjab. Such a case of physical abuse has not come to the fore. While he was in Mumbai Indians, Yuvendra Chahal stirred up an incident in the cricket world. Allegations are rising that a drunken cricketer wanted to throw money from the balcony. After a year, Ross Taylor opened up about the IPL.