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Sarah Taylor

English cricketer
Also known as: Sarah Jane Taylor
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Sarah Taylor is an English cricketer celebrated for her exceptional wicketkeeping skills, widely regarded as among the best in both men's and women's cricket. She began her international career at age 17 and represented England from 2006 to 2019. Taylor has amassed over 6,000 international runs and received accolades such as the ICC Women's T20I Cricketer of the Year award twice and the Women's ODI Cricketer of the Year award once. After taking breaks to manage anxiety, she retired from international cricket in 2019 but continued her involvement in the sport as an assistant coach and franchise player.1

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  1. 32 Notable Women Cricketers - Sarah Taylor
  2. 32 Notable Women Cricketers - Stafanie Taylor
  3. 32 Notable Women Cricketers - Charlotte Edwards

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