Allrounder · WI

Stafanie Taylor

Born: Jun 11, 1991
Batting: Right Handed Bat
Bowling: right-arm offbreak
From: Spanish Town, Jamaica

Batting career

Career totals by format

Batting career statistics
Format	M	Runs	Avg	SR	HS
ODI	179	6,090	42.29	68.48	171
T20I	139	3,640	34.02	100.50	90
T20	99	1,968	27.33	104.07	78*
women t20	7	108	27	111.34	47*
Women's List A	4	93	46.5	68.89	44
Women's T10	4	93	46.5	130.99	33*
Women's T20	152	3,058	29.69	104.48	78*
Women's T20I	131	3,449	34.49	101.92	90
women odi	4	221	110.5	95.67	106*
women t20i	3	74	-	151.02	64*
T10	4	93	46.5	130.99	33*
Women's ODI	167	5,652	41.56	68.99	171

Bowling career

Career totals by format

Bowling career statistics
Format	M	Wkts	Econ	Overs	Best
ODI	179	155	3.57	960.0	2/31
T20I	139	98	5.68	295.3	0/6
T20	99	63	6.48	201.3	4/15
women t20	7	0	7.27	11.0	—
Women's List A	4	6	3.42	16.4	3/13
Women's T10	4	0	5	2.0	—
Women's T20	152	109	6.54	350.0	4/5
Women's T20I	131	96	5.61	278.4	4/12
women t20i	3	0	3.8	10.0	—
T10	4	0	5	2.0	—
Women's ODI	167	139	3.69	875.4	4/17

Recent performances

T20 match form

1 Jun 2026West Indies women vs Ireland WomenT20I · Clontarf Cricket Club Ground, Dublin

Batting: 9 (18)
Bowling: —

29 May 2026West Indies women vs Pakistan WomenT20I · Clontarf Cricket Club Ground, Dublin

Batting: 39 (23) • 4×4, 2×6
Bowling: —

28 May 2026West Indies women vs Ireland WomenT20I · Clontarf Cricket Club Ground, Dublin

Batting: 10* (9) • 0×4, 1×6
Bowling: 0/6 (1.0 ov)

About Stafanie Taylor

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A hard-hitting top-order batsman, a dangerous off-spinner, and an athletic fielder, Stefanie Taylor is known for her leadership skills and is the current skipper of the West Indies Women’s team. Taylor was just 10 years old when she went on to her first cricketing tour and seven years later, she announced her arrival in international cricket with a splendid 49 balls 90 on her T20I debut on June 27th, 2008. At the age of 19, Taylor became the youngest woman to complete 1000 runs in ODI cricket and was the standout performer in the 2010 ICC Women’s Cricket Challenge amassing 390 runs in five matches. In 2013, the Jamaican-born all-rounder became the only player male or female cricketer in history to achieve the top spot in both batting and bowling rankings in the world. Taylor’s record in World Cup tournaments is one to admire as well. Her 171 against Sri Lanka at the 2013 World Cup became the third-highest individual score by a woman in ODI cricket. Three years later, Taylor led her side to win the Women's World T20 title in 2016, registering a key 59 in the final against Australia. Her tournament tally of 246 runs and 8 wickets also secured her the Player of the Tournament award. The Jamaican on July 4th,2021 scripted history as she became the second West Indies woman to take a hat-trick in T20Is. The West Indies skipper achieved the feat in the third and final T20I against Pakistan and finished with the figures of 4/17 in her 4 overs quota. Taylor has been a proven match-winner throughout her career. The star performer for the Women in Maroon has notched up 70 matches in the Women’s Big Bash League(WBBL) stockpiling 1300 runs and 50 wickets including the club’s Championship-winning season in the inaugural edition of the WBBL. (As of April 2021)