On his return, Taylor displayed fighting spirit and emerged as the highest-scorer for Zimbabwe with his 44 off 107.
In January 2022, Taylor was banned from all forms of cricket after he accepted four charges under the ICC Anti-Corruption Code and another charge of the ICC Anti-Doping Code.
Back in September 2021, Taylor announced his sudden retirement from international cricket.
Brendan Taylor also accepted one charge of the ICC Anti-Doping Code.
The 35-year-old played 34 Tests, 205 ODIs and 45 T20Is, scoring more than 9,000 runs in international cricket.
Taylor captained Zimbabwe between 2011 and 2014 before returning for another stint later on.
While announcing his retirement, Taylor said that he wanted to leave the team in a better position as to what it was in 2004.
Zimbabwe registered their first win of the ongoing series against Bangladesh.