England Women archive · Wicket-keeper · 2006–2019

Sarah Taylor⁠

Sarah Taylor, born in Whitechapel on 20 May 1989, played for England Women from 2006 to 2019. Her 2,177 T20I runs rank fifth on England's all-time list, her 4,056 ODI runs sixth, and her 126 ODI caps put her joint seventh. She played 90 T20Is and 10 Tests, scoring 300 Test runs.

Taylor was in England's squads for three title-winning campaigns: the 2009 Women's T20 World Cup and the 2009 and 2017 Women's Cricket World Cups. She was also selected for the 2010 Women's T20 World Cup (group stage), the 2012 and 2014 Women's T20 World Cups (runners-up), the 2013 Women's Cricket World Cup (third place) and the 2016 Women's T20 World Cup (semi-finals). Her England career ended in 2019.
Internationals226
International runs6,533

England legacy

No.5 on England's all-time t20i runs list

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At a glance

Major tournaments

2009 ICC Women's T20 World Cup2009 ICC Women's Cricket World Cup2010 ICC Women's T20 World Cup2012 ICC Women's T20 World Cup2013 ICC Women's Cricket World Cup2014 ICC Women's T20 World Cup2016 ICC Women's T20 World Cup2017 ICC Women's Cricket World Cup

Career by format

Sarah Taylor in Tests, ODIs and T20Is

2006–2019

Sarah Taylor's England career by format: matches, runs and wickets
FormatMatchesRuns HighestBatting avg Wickets
Tests 10 300 –– 0
ODIs 126 4,056 14738.26 0
T20Is 90 2,177 7729.02 0
All internationals 226 6,533 0

Highest scores, averages and best bowling are shown for the formats in which Sarah Taylor is on England's all-time records lists.

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