Jamaican all-rounder Stafanie Taylor heads a list of three West Indies Women players who were named on an all-time Women T20 XI of the last 25 years by ESPNcricinfo.com

Taylor, who announced herself with a career-best 90 off 49 balls as a 17 year old, led the Windies Women to the 2016 Women’s World T20 title.

In the final against Australia she scored 59 runs and was later named Player of the Tournament for her eight wickets and 246 runs.

The difference between her batting average (37.42) and her bowling average (17.70) is the best among allrounders who have scored more than 500 runs and taken more than 25 wickets.

Joining her on the all-time Women’s T20 XI are Windies Women teammates Deandra Dottin and Anisa Mohammed.

The all-time XI picked by the Cricinfo jury is led by England’s Charlotte Edwards and is completed by Suzie Bates, Meg Lanning, Ellyse Perry, Sarah Taylor, Sophie Devine, Holly Colvin and Anya Shrubsole.