England batter Sarah Taylor reveals her look alike
Published - 21 Jan 2018, 08:55 PM | Updated - 17 Jul 2025, 04:21 PM
The English women team wicketkeeper-batter Sarah Taylor, who has fought the battle of depression before returning to the national side has posted a hilarious tweet on her micro-blogging website Twitter handle with a photograph of herself and South African gloveman Quinton de Kock while terming the post as ‘secrets out.
The 28-year-old London-born top-order batsman Sarah feels the Proteas southpaw de Kock has some strong similarity with her while considering the face.
Interestingly, both the professionals are donning the gloves for respective national teams and Sarah, who claimed 120 catches and affected 94 stumping across formats.
Taylor, who has been the outstanding performer for England in the 50-over format in particular further, took to the micro-blogging website where she made the conversation pretty impressive as the two different captions for the split photo has become the hot debate over the web.
The post on the Instagram subsequently says de Kock ‘dresses like the woman; and ‘now play for England’.
Following the bouts of anxiety, the strong-willed cricketer played under the leadership of Heather Knight in the 2017 ICC World Cup which further saw the hosts winning the coveted title by nine runs against Mithali Raj-led India.
The right-handed batter Sarah made her debut in the Twenty20 International 2006 against India Women at Derby in England which further saw her featured in 113 ODIs, 84 T20Is and nine Tests for England women’s team.
Sarah has scored 3,786 runs at an average of 40.70 which further saw her smashing six tons and 19 fifties. In 82 20-over innings, Sarah scored 2,091 runs as she has registered 15 half-centuries.
So far, the tweet has garnered 3,361 likes and 833 retweets, as the Instagram post has registered 36,272 likes and 1,099 likes.
In the past, we have witnessed the doppelgangers of the professional, but it’s rare to see the woman cricketer regards herself as the lookalike of a male cricketer.
Here’s the tweet and Instagram post which will leave you in splits:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BeLFYJcniUr/?hl=en&taken-by=sjtaylor30
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