Shocking Ross Taylor Revelations: Ross Taylor Makes Sensational Revelations In His Autobiography, Accuses NZ Cricket Of Racism

The shocking revelations of Ross Taylor: Former New Zealand cricketer and legendary New Zealand player Ross Taylor shocked the entire world by revealing some of his experience related to racism. Taylor made all of these revelations in his autobiography released Thursday. The right-handed batsman had a 16-year international career for New Zealand. He broke his silence for the first time about the existence of racism in the Kiwi team.

Ross Taylor’s sensational revelations about racism

Ross Taylor is of Samoan descent and has accused New Zealand cricket team officials of making racist comments during informal dressing room conversations. Taylor has been one of the most influential cricketers in New Zealand cricket, where he is highly respected. The way in which Taylor made the accusations left many in his country deeply disappointed and they admitted that the New Zealand batsman had to go through a very bad experience.

Cricket is white in New Zealand – Ross Taylor

Taylor wrote in his book: “Cricket in New Zealand is largely a white people’s game. I was a misfit to it for much of my career, a brown face in a vanilla lineup. It was a challenge that his teammates game or cricket watchers could not have imagined. The barometer of this was the laughter in the locker room. A colleague of mine used to tell me you’re half a good person, Ross, but which half is good? You don’t know what I’m talking about. I know what I did.”

He did everything he could to represent the country – Ross Taylor

Since Taylor was of Samoan descent, many thought he was of Maori or Indian descent. The 38-year-old further revealed that sometimes jokes in the dressing room were hurtful and humiliating, but he had to keep his cool in order to represent his country internationally.