Sarah Taylor Husband, Partner, Age, Instagram, Teams, Stats

England Cricketer Sarah Taylor had a keen interest in cricket from her childhood. She is a wicketkeeper batswoman who is best known for her incredible wicket-keeping skills and agressive batting approach.

In 2017, Sarah lifted the World Cup trophy. In 2008, she was also an England team member who claimed the Ashes win over Australia. Sarah has been one of the highest-paid cricketers of the England women team.

Who is Sarah Taylor Husband?

It is evident that Sarah Taylor does not have a husband, it is important to note that she and Diana have been in a committed relationship for a significant period. However, they have not yet formalized their bond through marriage.

Sarah has consistently supported Diana through various challenges and triumphs, particularly during her struggles with mental health and anxiety, which ultimately led to her retirement from international Cricket in September 2019.

Birth Place: London Hospital, Whitechapel, London

Zodiac sign: Taurus

Nationality: English, British

College: Brighton College

Educational Qualifications: NA      

Family

Father: Zachary Taylor

Mother: Margaret Taylor

Brother: Alex Taylor

Coach/Mentor: NA

Religion: Christianity

Cricket Career

Test debut: England Women v India Women at Leicester, Aug 8-11, 2006

ODI debut: England Women v India Women at Lord’s, Aug 14, 2006

T20I debut: England Women v India Women at Derby, Aug 5, 2006

Jersey Number: 30

Major Teams:  Adelaide Strikers Women, England Development Squad Women, England Women, Rubies

Records

• Sarah scored 129 against South Africa in August 2008 and recorded her first 268 wicket partnership with Caroline Atkins for the highest run stand in Women’s ODI.
• After smashing 75 runs in a 10 wicket victory against India on September 2008, she became the youngest female cricketer to score 1000 ODI runs.
• After building 275 with Tamsin Beaumont, she set the largest record for the 2nd wicket partnership in the 2017 ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup.

Hobbies: Swimming, listening to music

Favorite Sport Outside Cricket:  Football (Arsenal – Favourite Club)

Favorite TV shows: MOD Live at the Base

Awards and recognitions

ICC Women’s T20I Cricketer of the Year – 2012, 2013,2018ICC Women’s ODI Cricketer of the Year – 2014

Controversies

English cricketer Sarah Taylor found out tweeting and flirting with Ravindra Jadeja on Twitter during the night of their respective teams lost in the Finals in 2014.

Lesser Known Facts

• In 2015 she became the first female cricketer ever to play Australia’s men’s grade cricket.  She appeared for the Northern District as a wicket-keeper
• She declared a break from global cricket in May 2016 due to her anxiety issue. It was because she didn’t want her career to be spoiled. In April 2017, Taylor made a comeback