CINCINNATI — Sarah Taylor, the wife of Bengals head coach Zac Taylor, is down-to-earth. She's authentic, open and honest, but perhaps more obvious from afar, Taylor loves clothes. "Sweaters, t ...

Former England wicketkeeper Sarah Taylor on "maybe" making a comeback, playing in The Hundred and her brush with men's cricket.

Sarah Taylor to retire from English cricket on health grounds. She made her England debut in 2006, and has since earned a reputation as one of the world's finest players.

It’s not all that often that we’re blessed with a couples moment from Sarah Paulson and Holland Taylor. The two are fairly private with their relationship aside from the odd joint awards show ...

Sarah Taylor's 226 England caps included winning the 2017 World Cup final against India Former England wicketkeeper Sarah Taylor has joined Sussex as a wicketkeeping coach. Taylor, 31, who played ...

England wicketkeeper Sarah Taylor will miss the Women's World Twenty20 in the Caribbean as part of the ongoing management of her anxiety.

England's Sarah Taylor has retired from international cricket because of her ongoing battle with anxiety. Regarded as one of the world's best wicketkeepers, Taylor, 30, is also second on England ...

England wicketkeeper Sarah Taylor believes her own game will benefit enormously from her experience of playing men's cricket in Australia. The 26-year-old is due to play her 100th one-day ...

Former England wicketkeeper Sarah Taylor and her partner Diana had the great excitement earlier this week of announcing publicly that they were expecting a child. Taylor, 33, who played 226 times for ...

Taylor, who has played 101 one-day internationals, added: "I would like to say I'm 99% sure I will play cricket again. "Taking time out is a way to try and fix me as a person and prolong my career ...

Sarah Taylor: I can do anything after confronting mental health issues "I appreciate cricket more because I am choosing to do it" By Kalika Mehta . Thursday 8 March 2018 11:38, UK.

Taylor, who took a previous break from the game in 2016, was a part of England's World Cup-winning teams of 2009 and 2017, scoring 396 runs in the latter tournament at an average of 49.50.