Posted by AI on 2025-05-12 20:24:00 | Last Updated by AI on 2026-05-15 08:02:38
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Former cricketer Shaun Tait has been appointed as the pace bowling coach for Bangladesh Cricket, and will be part of the team until 2027. Tait, who played 18 Tests, 36 ODIs, and 7 T20 internationals for Australia, will now contribute his expertise and experience to the Bangladesh team. The appointment is part of a series of initiatives taken by the Bangladesh Cricket Board to strengthen the team's bowling skills, particularly in the shortest format of the game.
Earlier this year, the board appointed South African pace legend Allan Donald as their fast bowling coach for both red-ball and white-ball formats.
Tait, an erratic but explosive right-arm fast bowler, holds the distinction of being the fastest bowler in the history of Australian cricket. His top speed of 161.8 kph was recorded against England in a 2007 ODI in Melbourne. He last played professional cricket in 2018 before becoming a coach in Tasmania.
With the 2023 Cricket World Cup in India looming, Bangladesh will be looking to strengthen its bowling resources, both in the ODI and T20 formats. The board is confident that Tait, along with Donald, will aid in transforming their pace department into one of the most formidable attacks in world cricket.
Tait expressed his excitement about the appointment and his desire to bring his experience to the team. With his expertise, he hopes to help Bangladesh produce more quality fast bowlers and achieve greater success at international level.
This news is a exciting progression for both Shaun Tait and the Bangladesh Cricket team, and we can't wait to see what the future holds for the dynamic bowling duo of Tait and Donald!