For scoring a record 181-run knock in the fourth One-Day International against England in Dunedin, New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor is awarded the Cricket World Player of the Week.

Nottinghamshire can confirm they have signed New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor as their overseas player for the first half of the 2018 season.

Ross Taylor's unbeaten 181 helped New Zealand to cruise comfortably to victory at the fourth One-Day International at Dunedin as New Zealand levelled the five-match series 2-2.

New Zealand have received a much-needed boost ahead of the crucial fourth One-Day International against England with veteran batsman Ross Taylor declared fit.

New Zealand veteran batsman Ross Taylor has been named the Cricket World Player of the Week for his splendid match-winning century in the first One-Day International against England in Hamilton.

A fluent century from Ross Taylor followed by an unbeaten 45-run blitz from Mitchell Santner helped New Zealand chase down 285 in the last over with three wickets in hand against England in the first One-Day International in Hamilton and claim a 1-0 lead in the series.

For scoring a majestic 180 run knock in the first One-Day Internationa against Australia in Melbourne, England opening batsman Jason Roy is named the Cricket World Player of the Week.

After Ross Taylor slammed his 17th century to help New Zealand set a target of 444 runs, West Indies lost two wickets before stumps on day three and were restricted to 30 for two in the second Test in Hamilton.

For scoring a brilliant 243 run knock in the ongoing third Test against Sri Lanka in Delhi, Indian skipper Virat Kohli is the Cricket World Player of the Week.

Ross Taylor and Tom Latham slammed centuries for New Zealand as they went on to beat Indian Board President's XI by 33 runs in the second warm-up game at Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai.

For his performances in the first two One-Day Internationals against South Africa and leading his team to a series victory, England skipper Eoin Morgan is the Cricket World Player of the Week.

New Zealand opening batsman Tom Latham has been named as the Cricket World Player of the Week for his knocks of 104 and 54 in the tri-series games against Ireland and Bangladesh respectively.

For scoring a century and a fifty in the third Test against Pakistan in Dominica, West Indies all-rounder Roston Chase is the Cricket World Player of the Week.

New Zealand have named an unchanged 14-man squad for the third and final Test against South Africa that kicks off on 25th March at Seddon Park in Hamilton.

Otago batsman Neil Broom has been called up to New Zealand squad for the second Test against South Africa in Wellington following the injury to Ross Taylor.

For registering his career best figures of 12-wicket haul in the recently concluded first Test against India in Pune, Australia left-arm-spinner Steve O'Keefe is the Cricket World Player of the Week.

Ross Taylor scored an unbeaten century and Trent Boult followed it with a three-wicket haul as New Zealand went on to level the One-Day International series 1-1 following their close six-run victory in the second game in Christchurch.

For scoring his career best figure of unbeaten 146 and also picking a three-wicket haul in the first One-Day International against New Zealand in Auckland, Australian all-rounder Marcus Stoinis is the Cricket World Player of the Week.

New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor is set to rejoin Sussex as an overseas player for the upcoming season of Natwest Twenty20 Blast.