Former New Zealand opener Martin Guptill has formally retired from international cricket, but the seasoned batsman believes he still has a lot to offer New Zealand on a global scale.

Martin Guptill has officially confirmed his retirement ... Guptill smashed an unbeaten 237 off 163 balls against the same opposition. Only India's Rohit Sharma has a higher individual score ...

Martin Guptill finished as New Zealand's highest run ... He also registered his highest score of 237 runs in the format in the quarter-final of the same tournament against West Indies in Wellington.

Martin Guptill announces retirement from international cricket as an era ends for New Zealand. Martin James Guptill, born on ...

Former New Zealand cricketer Martin Guptill has announced his retirement from international cricket after a 14-year career, expressing disappointment with how it ended. He played 367 matches and ...

New Zealand's explosive opening batsman, Martin Guptill, has announced his retirement ... Guptill's career highlights include a record-breaking 237 against West Indies in the 2015 World Cup ...

New Zealand's leading run-scorer in T20I cricket, Martin Guptill, has announced his retirement ... century at the 2015 World Cup when he smashed 237 not out in the quarter-final win over the ...

WELLINGTON: Martin Guptill, New Zealand’s leading run-scorer ... an ODI double-century at the 2015 World Cup when he smashed 237 not out in the quarter-final win over the West Indies in Wellington.

With just a month left for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 to begin, New Zealand star batter Martin Guptill on Wednesday ... s highest ever ODI scorer (237* against West Indies in Wellington ...

New Zealand cricketer Martin Guptill has announced his retirement from international cricket after a 14-year career, scoring 23 centuries and a total of 14,877 runs in ODIs, T20Is, and Tests.

Guptill, who has not played for New Zealand since ... to score an ODI double-century at the 2015 World Cup when he smashed 237 not out in the quarter-final win over the West Indies in Wellington.