Ross Taylor admits he and coach Mike Hesson are building their working relationship but insists he is still enjoying leading the Black Caps. Photo / Getty Images.
New Zealand skipper Ross Taylor admits he and coach Mike Hesson are building their working relationship but insists he is still enjoying leading the Black Caps.
The Kiwis landed in Auckland yesterday afternoon after being knocked out of the World Twenty20 tournament in Sri Lanka at the Super Eight stage
following two gut-wrenching Super Over losses from their final three games.
Taylor's leadership has come under the microscope since Hesson was appointed to take over the coaching reins from John Wright in July.
Hesson's strong relationship with New Zealand batsman Brendon McCullum is well-documented after the pair worked together when Hesson was in charge of the Otago provincial side from 2005 to 2011.
During the tournament, Hesson noted Taylor's appointment was a board decision. Taylor didn't feel there was anything controversial in the comment and said the pair had spoken about it.
