• James Taylor has resigned as the England and Wales Cricket Board’s head scout
• The 32-year-old was part of the panel that chose England’s first Test team.
• Taylor serve four years which is honor for him as he said in his interview.

James Taylor has resigned as the England and Wales Cricket Board’s head scout. The 32-year-old was part of the selection panel that chose England’s first Test team of the summer, with new captain-coach duo Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum. Though,  Taylor, who was forced to stop from playing at the age of 26 due to a heart issue,  selected as a selector under Ed Smith in 2018

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Last year, he was named leader of the scouting network when former managing director Ashley Giles fired Smith and replaced him with prior head coach Chris Silverwood.  During that time, we had several incredible moments that I will never forget. The moment is ideal for me to pursue other chances, and I’m looking forward to it.”

It’s been an honour to have held the positions I have with the ECB for the last 4 yrs but I’ve decided it’s time for a change. I’m excited about what lies ahead. Thank you to everyone at the ECB, who’ve been brilliant. We’ve had some amazing highlights that I’ll never forget 💙 pic.twitter.com/ycANQb59Sg

— James Taylor (@jamestaylor20) June 9, 2022

“James Taylor has been a fantastic servant to English cricket both as a player and as a good administrator over the last four years,” Taylor said , who is presently chairing selection on an interim basis. Everyone at the ECB wishes James success in his future career and thanks him for his hard work and devotion.