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James Taylor gets England increment contract

| | Feb 18, 2015, at 04:43 am
London, Feb 17 (IBNS) The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) on Tuesday said Nottinghamshire and England batsman James Taylor has been awarded an England increment contract for 2014-15.

"Taylor qualifies for the award by virtue of playing four ODIs against Sri Lanka, five ODIs against Australia and India during the recent tri-series and an ODI against Australia in the opening round of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015," read the ECB website.

Non-contracted players can earn an England increment contract via a points system.

"Five points are awarded for a Test appearance and two for a T20 or ODI appearance, with an increment contract being awarded automatically once the player reaches 20 points during the 12-month contract period," read the website.

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