Sarah Jane Taylor, popular as Sarah Taylor, is an English retired cricketer who played for the Surrey County Cricket Club Women from (2004 to 2019). Also, the wicketkeeper was a member of the England team, which retained the Ashes in Australia in 2008.
Not only name and fame, she has also earned tremendous wealth through her cricket career. Further, she is possibly single and unmarried at the moment.
The significant source of Sarah Taylor is her professional cricket career. Her net worth is estimated to be no less than $0.5 million. According to the source, while she was contracted with England with a central contract, she earned an annual salary of $200,000 from the cricket team. Moreover, she also has other financial supply streams-- T20 tournaments worldwide.
Sarah Taylor SOURCE: ICC Cricket Taylor endorses Absolute 360 and can be seen wearing the outfits designed by the company. She is also the ambassador of White case, a global law firm with over 2,000 lawyers in 30 countries. She also has a sponsorship deal with a cricket equipment company, GMcricket.
Sarah Taylor is possibly unmarried and single at the moment. As per the record, she hasn’t been in any relationship before. It seems that Sarah is much more focused on her professional career than on being involved in any romantic relationship.
But when her fans asked if she had a husband or was single, she responded 'Neither,' hinting that she was not married but maybe had a boyfriend as she also denied being single. Nevertheless, Sarah had tweeted Indian cricketer Ravindra Jadeja numerous times after the t20 world cup 2014. There was news about their relationship, but later she refused it.
She can be seen posting several photos with two children on Instagram. Rumors popped out that the children were of hers, but those were later known to be her nephew.
Sarah Taylor was born as Sarah Jane Tylor on May 20, 1989, in the United Kingdom, London, Whitechapel. Her star sign is Taurus. As per nationality, she is British, having a Caucasian ethnicity. She was raised alongside her sister by their parents: Zachary Taylor and Margaret Taylor.
Talking about her academic background, she is a proud graduate of Brighton College.
On 8th August 2006, she made her test debut against India. Later eight days, she made her ODI debut again against India.
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In August 2008, Taylor scored 129 over South Africa and made a record for the highest run stand in Women's ODI with her first wicket partnership of 268 with Caroline Atkins. The following month, she was named the youngest woman cricketer to score 1000 ODI runs after she had smashed 75 runs in a ten wickets victory against India.
Further, she scored run-a-ball 120, thus excelling Enid Bakewee's (118) record for the highest individual score versus Australia. She set the highest record for the 2nd wicket partnership in ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2017 after assembling 275 with Tamsin Beaumont.
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In 2009, she opened the batting for England in their wins in the 50 over World Cup in Australia and the Twenty/20 World Championship.
Furthermore, she won ICC Women's T20I Cricketer of the year thrice in 2012, 2013, and 2018 and 2014 ICC Women's ODI Cricketer of the Year.
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