New Zealand Cricketer Ross Taylor Becomes First Cricketer to play 100 International Matches in all 3 formats

Veteran New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor made history on 21st February 2020, as he became the first-ever cricket player in the world to play 100 matches in all three formats of the game.
The 35-year-old right-handed middle-order batsman achieved the feat in Wellington on 21 February, in the first Test against India at Basin Reserve, which happened to be his 100th Test for Kiwis.
He played his 100th T20 International against India in January 2020 and has also played 231 ODIs for New Zealand.
He is already his country’s leading run-scorer in Test and ODI with 7174 and 8570 runs respectively.