Former wicketkeeper becomes first woman to coach England men's side in major sport
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Sarah Taylor has been appointed as England's fielding coach for the forthcoming Test series against New Zealand, a role which makes her the first female coach of an England men's team in any major sport.The 36-year-old former wicketkeeper will take up her position ahead of the opening Test at Lord's on June 4.Taylor played for England on 226 occasions between 2006 and 2019, establishing herself as one of the finest gloveworkers in the history of the game."I love being a trailblazer but without the attention," Taylor told BBC Sport last winter.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say She added: "I want to see how far I can go, and work with some of the best players that I can." Her coaching credentials are well established, having worked with Sussex, Manchester Originals and the England Lions, where she spent time this winter.Rob Key, England's managing director of men's cricket, backed the appointment of Taylor.He said: "She's one of the best in the business at what she does.LATEST SPORTS...
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