Jac [Oram], Dan [Daniel Vettori] and Brendon [McCullum] were picked up and since we had already discussed everything before we were all happy for them. Later, [Kyle] Mills and I got selected. 
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Quote by Ross Taylor from Oram and Taylor ready for England
Jac [Oram], Dan [Daniel Vettori] and Brendon [McCullum] were picked up and since we had already discussed everything before we were all happy for them. Later, [Kyle] Mills and I got selected.
said Ross Taylor
in Cricinfo.com
We are always the underdogs, we tend to play our best cricket like that ... They beat us in New Zealand and this will be the first [Stephen] Fleming-less team in years. The bowling looks pretty okay though it's obviously a blow that Shane Bond can't play and James Franklin would have been handy with his left-arm swing bowling.
was said
in Cricinfo.com
I have read and heard those criticisms but I really like playing under John. I think he has done great things. I know you can look at records and say he has not, but if you ask most of the players they enjoy playing under him.
was said
in Cricinfo.com
The ball will swing traditionally early in the summer but its going to be same for both sides ... It is something to be wary off but not get too caught up in it. Chanderpaul talked about the basics: playing close to the body and late. The others shared with me some good tips.
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