Brendan Taylor

Brendan Taylor blamed Zimbabwe's lapses in the field for their four-wicket defeat to West Indies even though he felt they had posted a "good total"

Brendan Taylor's belligerent century went in vain as West Indies recorded their fifth-highest successful chase in ODI history

The pair added 173 for the fifth wicket to drive the hosts to a total of 380 for 6; Raza followed up with three wickets to help wrap up a 116-run win

In a direct reversal of the first ODI, Zimbabwe piled on 333 for 5 before wiping out Afghanistan for 179 to consign them to their second-biggest ODI defeat

The allrounder followed figures of 4 for 33 - his best since 2012 - with an unbeaten 39 off 26 balls to give Sri Lanka their first points in the tri-series

Zimbabwe beat Sri Lanka away, and by year-end were obliterated by South Africa

Brendan Taylor talks about coming back to the fold and why the future looks bright

Solomon Mire also returns and is set to debut; Tendai Chatara misses out due to injury

Zimbabwe likely to be strengthened by the inclusion of Brendan Taylor and Kyle Jarvis for series starting October 21

Brendan Taylor could make his international comeback as early as next month after more than two years out of Zimbabwe colours

Brendan Taylor could be about to return to international cricket after ending his Nottinghamshire contract for family reasons with promotion still in the balance

Brendan Taylor and Samit Patel put on a Finals Day record 132-run stand that lifted Nottinghamshire away from trouble and towards a maiden T20 title

Brendan Taylor led Nottinghamshire into the semi-finals of the Royal London Cup with a brilliant century as hosts Somerset were defeated by 24 runs in a spectacular big-hitting contest

As Mashrafe Mortaza completes 15 years in international cricket, his team-mates and friends recall their favourite stories about him

Brendan Taylor followed his first Championship century in almost a year with a second in the space of four days and was eager to thank former England coach Peter Moores

Brendan Taylor's first century since last June helped put Nottinghamshire on the front foot on the opening day of their Specsavers County Championship match against Durham at Trent Bridge

Brendan Taylor, the former Zimbabwe captain, caused consternation by falling asleep in an unlocked car after his celebrations of Nottinghamshire's progress to the semi-finals of the Royal London Cup went haywire

Somerset left out two promising young bowlers and took a pounding against Brendon Taylor at Taunton as Nottinghamshire took command

There are cricketing careers, and then there is that of Zimbabwe's Brendan Taylor, who has seen more of the best and worst of cricket than men twice his age