Taylor, one of the most talented players of her generation, insisted she was ‘99% sure’ she would resume her career, but has put no date on a return as she seeks to deal with her condition.

World Cup-winning wicketkeeper Sarah Taylor has retired from international cricket as she battles against anxiety. The 30-year-old England player has been a key player for the women’s side, with ...

Former South African cricketer Colin Ingram expressed his excitement to have ex-England player Sarah Taylor as assistant coach of Team Abu Dhabi in the T10 league.

Taylor's decision means England will perhaps have to face a transitional phase under new coach Mark Robinson without two of their most experienced and successful players this summer.

Sarah Taylor, the England wicketkeeper, has revealed she is in discussions to play men's second XI county cricket later this year. Taylor, who will shortly fly to India for the Women's World Cup ...

15/10/15 - English international Sarah Taylor will on Saturday become the first woman to play men's A grade cricket in SA - and is also believed to be the first to do so anywhere in Australia.

Sarah Taylor has revealed that she is taking a break from cricket because of anxiety issues that would cause her to “run off and be sick” during matches.

Sarah Taylor has made history by becoming the first woman to play Australian first-grade cricket. England star Taylor, 26, played for the Northern Districts in the West End Premier Cricket ...

She scored more than 6500 runs in her career. "Sussex Cricket is delighted to announce the addition of Sarah Taylor and Ashley Wright to its coaching staff for the forthcoming season.

Taylor has played more than 100 One Day Internationals for England and averages 39.76. She was named ICC Women's ODI Cricketer of the Year in 2014 after winning the Women's T20I award for two ...

ENGLAND star Sarah Taylor spent a winter playing men’s grade cricket in Australia but now focus turns to the Women’s Ashes. By Joshua Peck 11:29, Tue, Jul 2, 2019 | UPDATED: 11:32, Tue, Jul 2 ...