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Bangladesh cricket team has suffered a big setback before the ODI series against Australia. The team’s fast bowling coach Shaun Tait has resigned from his post. He has taken this decision to spend more time with family and children.
Former Australian fast bowler Tait joined the Bangladesh team about a year ago. His contract was to continue till next year, but he decided to step down giving priority to personal responsibilities. Tate says that the last 12 months have been very good for him and he has spent many memorable moments working with the players.
He said in his statement that the time spent with Bangladesh Cricket Board and the national team was extremely satisfying. He developed strong relationships with the players and found great joy in working with a group of fast bowlers. He also said that the possibility of re-associating with Bangladesh cricket in future cannot be ruled out.
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There was improvement in the performance of Bangladesh’s fast bowlers during Tait’s tenure. The recent 2-0 win in the Test series against Pakistan was one of the team’s major achievements. During this period, fast bowlers played an important role and contributed to the team’s victory in many matches.
Shaun Tait has previously worked with Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh Premier League teams. Now after his resignation, Bangladesh Cricket Board has started searching for a new bowling coach. According to reports, former fast bowler Talha Zubair is considered to be the main contender for this role, and he may get the responsibility in the Australia series.
The three-match ODI series between Australia and Bangladesh will start from June 9 in Dhaka. In such a situation, this change is definitely challenging for the team, but the board will hope that the players will reduce the impact of this shock with their performance on the field.
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