# Cricket: Zimbabwean Brendan Taylor overtook Sachin Tendulkar as the world’s longest-serving one-day international player. The Indian great retired from the format in 2012 after playing for 22-years-and-three-months. Forty-year-old Taylor improved that to 22-years-and-four-months in the first ODI against Australia, currently being played in Harare. He made his debut for his country in 2004 and played 207 matches since, scoring over six-thousand-700 runs, including 11 centuries.
Cricket: Zimbabwe’s Taylor overtakes Tendulkar as world’s longest-serving ODI player