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Shaun Tait quits as Bangladesh bowling coach
Shaun Tait, the former Australian pacer, stepped down from his post of Bangladesh’s bowling coach, the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) confirmed in a press release on Thursday.
Since informing the BCB of his circumstances, Shaun had expressed his willingness to continue in the role with a shortened time.
He joined the Bangladesh National Team support staff in May 2025 and has made a significant contribution to the development of the country's fast-bowling resources.
The former Australian fast bowler was also part of a successful period for the Bangladesh team, with the side producing a number of notable performances and results during his time with the team, reports UNB.
“It has been a privilege to work with the Bangladesh National Team and to be part of a talented and committed group of players and support staff,” Shaun said.
“This was not an easy decision, and I sincerely appreciate the understanding and support shown by the BCB throughout our discussions. I am proud of what the pace bowlers have achieved and I believe they have an exciting future ahead. I wish the team every success going forward,” he added.