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In a contentious statement, Pakistan fast-bowling coach Shaun Tait took a jibe at the team management, saying how he is usually sent to face the media after a disastrous loss.
Naseem Shah reminds me of myself: Shaun Tait
Shaun Tait, who is now working with the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) as national side bowling coach, revealed similarities between himself and Naseem.
Asia Cup 2022: Umer Rashid named assistant to Pakistan's fast-bowling coach
National High-Performance Centre (NHPC) coach Umer Rashid has come on board to join Pakistan's contingent for the Asia Cup 2022.
Maybe Sri Lanka won’t create big spinning wickets against Pakistan: Shaun Tait
The head of the pace-bowling unit of the Pakistan team, Shaun Tait, feels that Sri Lanka might not go ahead to produce spinning wickets in the two-match red-ball series to be played later this month against them.
'Sometimes it’s about his presence'- Shaun Tait on Shaheen Afridi
Speaking on a podcast hosted by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), Tait said that more than Shaheen's pace, his aura makes him stand apart from the rest.
Australia’s Shaun Tait presents his candidature for Bangladesh’s fast bowling coach
Former Australia fast bowler Shaun Tait has shown interest in getting the role of Bangladesh’s fast bowling coach after the place fell vacant with incumbent Ottis Gibson departing to Yorkshire, choosing not to renew his contract with Bangladesh Cricket Board. "I'm interested, for sure. Absolutely," said Tait. "They (BCB) have got some time to think about who they are going to go with. It'll be a great job," he was quoted as saying by Cricbuzz. Tait, who also worked as a bowling consultant with Afghanistan during the recently concluded T20 World Cup in 2021, is currently working with Chattogram Challengers as their pace bowling coach for the Bangladesh Premier League which will start from Friday, January 21 in Dhaka. Talking about his interest in the role, Tait said, "In general, the stage Bangladesh cricket are in, there are so many good young players. They could become great players. Shoriful is an aggressive left-arm bowler. He is gonna be extremely important to this team. He has played enough cricket now to know what he is doing. So, I'm looking forward to working with him.” "Bangladesh have got quite a decent depth of young players, even fast bowlers. The next 5-6-7 years are gonna be exciting for cricket here in Bangladesh," added the 38-year-old. In his playing days, Tait, who represented Australia in 59 internationals across all three formats and picked up 95 wickets, was considered one of the fastest bowlers to have ever played the game.
Shaun Tait resigns as Afghanistan's fast-bowling consultant with immediate effect
Former Australian pacer Shaun Tait has resigned with immediate effect from his post of fast-bowling consultant for the Afghanistan national side. He was roped in by Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) in August this year for a period of five months and he has chosen not serve the full tenure as bowling consultant for the side that have found themselves in a lot of trouble through off field issues. He rated the Afghanistan pacers very highly and predicted a “great future” for them while also commending his time with the head coach Lance Klusener, who has also resigned from the post of head coach. However, he will complete his tenure and separate from the team only by the end of the year. "I have enjoyed my time working with the team especially with the young Afghan fast bowlers whom I personally think have a great future. Having access to a great cricketing mind like Lance Klusener (head coach of Afghanistan during my tenure) has been an absolute pleasure,” Tait said. Tait has signed bowling coach contract with the Indian domestic side Puducherry and his decision to end association with Afghanistan can also been credited to that contract.
Puducherry rope in Shaun Tait as bowling coach
The Cricket Association of Pondicherry has roped in former Australia fast bowler Shaun Tait as the bowling coach of the team. Tait will be joining the coaching staff that comprises head coach Dishant Yagnik and manager and strength and conditioning coach Kalpendra Jha. “Tait has expressed his willingness to join the Puducherry team later this month. However, if he gets a call from Afghanistan he may join them and stay with the team before rejoining Puducherry for his duties,” the CAP sources said. The right-arm bowler has featured in three Tests, 35 ODIs and 21 T20Is at the highest level. In the three Tests that Tait played, he picked up five wickets while had 62 scalps to his name in the ODIs and 28 in T20Is respectively and has also played for Rajasthan Royals in the Indian Premier League 2021. Puducherry team will be led by D Rohit in the upcoming domestic season where the side play in the Elite category in the Ranji Trophy, Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy and Vijay Hazare Trophy tournaments. Earlier, the BCCI announced that the domestic season 2021-22 will begin on September 21, 2021, with Women’s Under-19 One-Day and Vinoo Mankad Trophy (Men’s Under-19) from September 20 to October 19. The Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy will commence on October 27 while the Ranji Trophy begins January 5.