'Life's too short to be too tall'
James Taylor talks about riding horses, smashing an unbeaten 220 when he was 15, and captaining England Lions

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Too short, definitely too short.
I'd like to think I'm there or thereabouts and close to playing for England again. But it's up to me to score runs now, as they've told me. Fingers crossed I'll get the nod again.
Hanging up in my wardrobe. It's got a nice rip down the bottom when I dived in and nearly got run out by Hashim Amla.
He was indeed. I always rode until I was 18. I'm from a horsey family.
When I was 18, probably. I had to stop when cricket got serious.
When I was 15, I got 220 not out to win the game when we needed 12 an over for the last 15 overs. It was a national final at Trent Bridge and we won the game. We needed six off the last two balls and I hit a six.
Doing things my way and leading from the front.
Jos Buttler.
All the English guys are quite good, so I can't hammer them. The young Aussie guys are quite funny. I've been in Australia all winter listening to them. In the Big Bash, Andrew Symonds and Mark Waugh are good.
Samit Patel has a ridiculous obsession with taping his brand new bats to look like he's used them. At least I think that's why he does it. He puts ridiculously thick tape on them.
I want to say Glen Chapple. He's a pain in the arse.
I reckon a cat that barks would be quite cool.
Custard creams, definitely.
Life is too short to be tall.
Trent Bridge.
Chris Read because he's got gloves on. Can I say that?
I should say myself. No, I'm going with Luke Fletcher because he's got the biggest hands.
James Taylor was speaking at a NatWest T20 Blast event. Tickets can be purchased from www.ecb.co.uk/natwestt20blast