Shaun Tait Named Bowling Coach of Bangladesh Men’s Team.

The recent update from the BCB is buzzing the internet which is about the arrival of former Australian pace bowler Shaun Tait as the bowling coach for Tigers in the upcoming years and his contract will be active till 2027.

“This is a good time to be associated with Bangladesh cricket, a bit of a new era. It is often said that pacers have talent, that is a good thing. I am excited to have the opportunity to work with Phil Simmons.” said, Shaun Tait, Former Australian Player

Shaun’s Journey as ‘Fast Bowling Coach’

Team	Role	Duration
Afghanistan National Team	Fast Bowling Coach	August to December 2021
Puducherry Cricket Team (India)	Bowling Coach	2021-2022
Pakistan National Team	Fast Bowling Coach	February 2022 to February 2023
Quetta Gladiators – PSL	Bowling Coach	2024 Season

Shaun Tait, is a 42 year old former Australian pacer who represented his country by taking part in the playing eleven from 2004 to 2016 in all the three formats of cricket which is test, ODI and T20. Also, he was in the playing eleven while Australia lift their fourth title of ICC ODI Cricket WC in 2007 against Sri Lanka.

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