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    And he points to a barren spell at Grace Road last season as evidence of that. "After I had been away with England Under-19s last year, I lost a bit of form" admitted Taylor. "That was the first time in my life that I hadn't been in form. Full Article at This Is Leicestershire
    After I had been away with England Under-19s last year, I lost a bit of form
    James Taylor – James Taylor SOURCE: This Is Leicestershire 2 months ago
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Award inspires Leicestershire CCC's James Taylor to follow greats
  1. The key for me is keeping things simple ... It is about getting into routines so that I can repeat them.
    SOURCE: This Is Leicestershire 2 months ago
  2. It really inspires me looking at those names to work even harder and emulate their achievements
    James Taylor – James Taylor SOURCE: This Is Leicestershire 2 months ago
  3. We have got a young side and we are gaining experience every game. We are having a taste of a first full season together and I don't see any reason why we can't go forward. We have got some good young bowlers coming through as well as batters.
    SOURCE: This Is Leicestershire 2 months ago
  4. That was the first time in my life that I hadn't been in form. So it was good to come back this year and find it once again and be consistent through the season.
    SOURCE: This Is Leicestershire 2 months ago
  5. The season started well when I was awarded the Wisden Schools Cricketer of the Year, so to cap it with the Cricket Writers' award is a great way to end the season.
    SOURCE: This Is Leicestershire 2 months ago

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