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Sarah Taylor Joins England Men’s Test Setup For New Zealand Series
Sussex County Cricket Club: Former England wicketkeeper-batter Sarah Taylor is set to become the first woman to work with the England senior men’s side after being appointed fielding coach for the upcoming Test series against New Zealand.
Taylor, widely recognised as one of the best wicketkeepers ever, male or female, will serve as the short-term fielding coach during the home series while regular coach Carl Hopkinson is busy with the Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier League (IPL).
This role is another milestone in Taylor’s coaching career, which has grown through various positions in county and franchise cricket, including with Sussex County Cricket Club and Manchester Originals. She has also collaborated closely with the England Lions alongside former England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff during the winter.
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