Shaun Tait is proving his worth as the bowling coach of the Pakistan team as the bowling unit has fared pretty well in the ongoing T20I series against England. The Pakistani pace battery comprising Haris Rauf, Naseem Shah, and others proved their bowling prowess in the Asia Cup 2022 as well.
During the press conference where Shaun Tait was asked if he was okay, the former Australian tried to convey that he was sent most of the time whenever the Men in Green lost. However, once he made the comment, the media coordinator stopped him right away and asked him if he was okay.
The former Australian replied positively saying that he was all okay and carried on with the presser. Here’s the video:
England is up and running again :
The ongoing T20I series between England and Pakistan has proved to be a visual treat for the fans. The Moeen Ali-led brigade won the sixth T20I in style to level the series. With just one match left, England would look to make a strong comeback in the seventh T20I and win the series.
To comment further on the match, the Pakistan team put on 169 runs on the board on the back of Babar Azam’s 87. However, it was all England in the chase as Philip Salt started firing right from ball one. The batter amassed runs at a strike rate of 214.63 and scored 88 runs to help England clinch a crushing win.
Post the conclusion of the match, Philip Salt said that it was one of his best T20I knocks. He further added that he was happy with the win and wanted to carry on with the form in the future as well.
“One of my best T20I knocks, nice time to do it with the series in the balance. It's always a challenge at the top of the order when you're playing well but picking outfielders. But I've had backing from the team who have been clear on how they want me to play. You need competition, some of the best teams have competition,” he said after the match against Pakistan.
All said and done, the final T20I will be played on October 2, Sunday, and both teams will compete with an intent to win the series.
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Watch: Shaun Tait’s comments forces media coordinator to stop him before starting the presser
Shaun Tait conveyed that he was sent out to attend the press most of the times when Pakistan lost and the media coordinator stopped him.
Shaun Tait (Image Source: Twitter)
Shaun Tait is proving his worth as the bowling coach of the Pakistan team as the bowling unit has fared pretty well in the ongoing T20I series against England. The Pakistani pace battery comprising Haris Rauf, Naseem Shah, and others proved their bowling prowess in the Asia Cup 2022 as well.
During the press conference where Shaun Tait was asked if he was okay, the former Australian tried to convey that he was sent most of the time whenever the Men in Green lost. However, once he made the comment, the media coordinator stopped him right away and asked him if he was okay.
The former Australian replied positively saying that he was all okay and carried on with the presser. Here’s the video:
England is up and running again :
The ongoing T20I series between England and Pakistan has proved to be a visual treat for the fans. The Moeen Ali-led brigade won the sixth T20I in style to level the series. With just one match left, England would look to make a strong comeback in the seventh T20I and win the series.
To comment further on the match, the Pakistan team put on 169 runs on the board on the back of Babar Azam’s 87. However, it was all England in the chase as Philip Salt started firing right from ball one. The batter amassed runs at a strike rate of 214.63 and scored 88 runs to help England clinch a crushing win.
Post the conclusion of the match, Philip Salt said that it was one of his best T20I knocks. He further added that he was happy with the win and wanted to carry on with the form in the future as well.
“One of my best T20I knocks, nice time to do it with the series in the balance. It's always a challenge at the top of the order when you're playing well but picking outfielders. But I've had backing from the team who have been clear on how they want me to play. You need competition, some of the best teams have competition,” he said after the match against Pakistan.
All said and done, the final T20I will be played on October 2, Sunday, and both teams will compete with an intent to win the series.