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Shaun Tait
Sat, September 17 2011
Redbacks can beat the best in the CLT20: Berry
By CricketCountry Staff
Redbacks coach Darren Berry feels that the Australian T20 team can topple the world's best in the Champions League T20, starting on Friday in India.
Tue, June 14 2011
West Indies introduced reverse swing to the world: Roberts
By Ashish Shukla
"We began the reverse swing. When Pakistanis came here in 1977 they were surprised to see us do it. It's no rocket science, you keep the ball polished on one side and it would reverse swing," says West Indian fast bowling legend Andy Roberts.
Tue, March 25 2014
India can seriously dominate world cricket for long if…
India don't yet have a complete team.But they are ahead.And they are getting further ahead.
Mon, March 24 2014
IPL has made cricket a form of ‘nautanki’ – a full-fledged ‘tamasha’
Kolkata's Sourav Ganguly will be playing for Pune this season.
Mon, March 28 2011
Shaun Tait retires from one-day international cricket
Australia fast bowler Shaun Tait announced his retirement from one-day cricket to concentrate on the Twenty20 form of the game. Tait, 28, who has just returned from the World Cup on the subcontinent, said on Monday he will step down from the national and South Australia one-day teams in an attempt to prolong his career.
Thu, April 17 2014
Sachin Tendulkar: Two steps away from realizing his Big Dream
World Cup quarter-final between the two nations was no different where the home team beat.
Fri, February 13 2015
ICC World Cup 2011 quarter-final: Australia’s exit from World Cup marks the end of an era
Australia reach the end of a historical cycle that flagged off in the mid-nineties.
Tue, March 08 2011
Fiery Tait likes to get under batsman’s skin
By Julian Guyer
Australia fast bowler Shaun Tait has said he hopes his dust-up with Sri Lanka's Tillakaratne Dilshan is the stuff of things to come at the World Cup as he tries to get under the skin of batsmen.
Mon, March 07 2011
Bowling in short bursts has helped, says Tait
Australian paceman Shaun Tait says that captain Ricky Ponting’s commitment to use him in short bursts has enabled him to perform well at the World Cup.
Thu, July 03 2014
Why Yuvraj Singh at No 3 and Gautam Gambhir at No 5 makes sense
Yuvraj should bat at No 3 as he has ability to dominate quick bowlers.