Stafanie Taylor wins Women's one-day award

London : United Kingdom | Sep 15, 2012 at 6:42 AM PDT

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West Indies' Stafanie Talyor has won the ICC Women's Cricket of the Year award. She beat fellow West Indies player Anisa Mohammed, as well as the England pair of Sarah Taylor and Lydia Greenway to the award. In the assessment period, Taylor played 13 ODIs, scoring 514 runs at the top of the order at an average... FULL ARTICLE AT CricInfo

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