We're fitter and stronger than we've ever been: Taylor

Britain Women may have topped the table in the progressing tri-arrangement that incorporates New Zealand and South Africa. In any case, in front of their twofold header on Saturday, wicketkeeper Sarah Taylor trusts their wellness will be vital, on the off chance that they need to manage 80 overs in Taunton.

"We're fitter and more grounded than we've at any point been," she revealed to BBC Sport on Friday (June 23). "It will be intense - the Kiwis are clearly solid restriction. We simply need to endeavor to take a gander at it like a 40-over amusement each side."

Britain, who will first face South Africa before New Zealand, commenced their arrangement with a record 121-run prevail upon the previous. In the wake of having posted the most astounding aggregate in ladies' T20Is - 250 for 3, they beat South Africa easily, which came hours after New Zealand had set the record in the wake of posting 216 for 3 in their 66-run win against similar adversaries.

"We needed to get off to a decent begin in the arrangement and we did, however we have the World Cup in the back of our psyches. This is a pleasant venturing stone and a decent opportunity to perceive how everybody has been advancing."

It has additionally been amid England's last couple of arrangement that Taylor has demonstrated her ability with the bat, as well as behind the wickets, which provoked Australian legend Adam Gilchrist to portray her as the "best wicketkeeper on the planet" over the men's amusement and women's.

"I tweeted, no longer than seven days back, that she is the best wicketkeeper on the planet right now - male or female," Gilchrist had said. "She's done some work throughout the years in the Big Bash in Australia and with internet based life now you can see these little scraps.

"It's a truly intense articulation, on the grounds that there are a considerable measure of fine wicketkeepers around - Alyssa Healy is another from the ladies' amusement, just so skilful with delicate hands affecting these leg-side stumpings. [They] invest such a great amount of energy up to the stumps with somewhat less pace on the ball in the ladies' amusement [and are] so skilful, I've seen a ton and a couple in the internationals in the course of the most recent week or two have been splendid bits of work."

Responding to which, Taylor said with chuckle: "I had positively no clue about that!," she giggled, in discussion with BBC Sport on Friday (June 23). "I've been working so hard on my keeping. [Former Hampshire wicketkeeper] Michael Bates has been splendid for me as far as everything he's improved the situation my keeping. I'll take that - it's completely absurd - however I'll take it."