Ross Taylor scored an unbeaten century to guide New Zealand to a series-winning seven-wicket win over India in the fourth One-Day International in Hamilton.

New Zealand have named an unchanged 12-man Test squad to take on India in two matches, the first of which starts in Auckland on 6th February.

New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor expects India to bounce back strongly after his side won the first One-Day International in Napier by 24 runs.

New Zealand beat the West Indies by eight wickets to win their first three-Test series in nearly eight years.

At stumps on day three of the third and final test in Hamilton New Zealand required a further 116 runs to beat the West Indies and take the series 2-0 after a dramatic evening session in which the tourists crumbled to just 103 all out

New Zealand reached 156 for three at stumps on day two of the third and final Test in Hamilton after bowling out the West Indies for 367 in their first innings.

Ross Taylor scored 129, his second century in as many games, as New Zealand closed day one of the second Test against the West Indies in Wellington on 307 for six.

Ross Taylor scored his maiden Test double-century as New Zealand dominated the second day of the opening Test against the West Indies in Dunedin.

New Zealand made a brilliant start to the first Test against the West Indies in Dunedin as Brendon McCullum and Ross Taylor scored unbeaten centuries.

Brendon McCullum and Ross Taylor have been withdrawn from the limited overs tour of Sri Lanka in order to return home and prepare for home Test series against India and the West Indies.

New Zealand captain Ross Taylor expects his side to be challenged during the two-Test series against Bangladesh, which gets underway in Chittagong tomorrow.

Batsman Ross Taylor has been named as the new captain of New Zealand as successor to Daniel Vettori, who stood down following the 2011 World Cup. Taylor had been his vice-captain and was the unanimous choice of a selection panel which comprised Director of Cricket John Buchanan, Coach John Wright and Acting National Selection Manager Mark Greatbatch.

New Zealand vice-captain Ross Taylor has been named as the Cricket World® Player Of The Week after he enjoyed an excellent week at the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011. Taylor, who has been leading his side after Daniel Vettori suffered a knee injury against Pakistan - the game in which Taylor smacked 131 not out in 124 balls to help the Black Caps take an impressive 110-run win.

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