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Quetta Gladiators names Shaun Tait as bowling coach

Quetta Gladiators names Shaun Tait as bowling coach
Ex-Australian pacer Shaun Tait has been named as quick bowling coach of Quetta Gladiators forward of the Pakistan Tremendous League (PSL) season 9.

The 40-year-old has earlier expertise teaching the Afghanistan cricket crew within the 2021 T20 World Cup whereas he held the function for Pakistan from March 2022 to January 2023.

“I’m excited to work with Mohammad Wasim Jr, Mohammad Hasnain, Mohammad Amir,” Tait stated in a video posted by Quetta Gladiators.

“They’re some nice skills to work with and likewise it will likely be nice to work alongside the good Shane Watson,” he added.

Keep in mind, Quetta named Shane Watson as the brand new head coach of the franchise after elevating Moin Khan to the place of Crew Director from head coach.

Khan, who has been an integral a part of the crew’s teaching setup because the inaugural season of PSL, stepped into this new function after serving as head coach for eight years.

Below Khan’s teaching stewardship, the crew clinched the championship title in 2019 and emerged as runners-up twice, marking a interval of constant success and development for the Gladiators.

It have to be famous that Gladiators did three trades earlier than the PSL 9 draft which came about on December 13. Rilee Rossouw (from Multan Sultans), Abrar Ahmed and Mohammad Wasim Jr. (Islamabad United) have been traded whereas Naseem Shah (to United) and Iftikhar Ahmed (to Sultans) left the facet.

They made some good picks within the draft. The highest choose was retired Pakistan pacer Mohammad Amir with West Indies’ hard-hitter Sherfaine Rutherford within the Platinum class.

Quetta Gladiators: Sherfane Rutherford, Mohammad Amir, Rilee Rossouw, Mohammad Wasim Junior, Jason Roy, Wanindu Hasaranga, Mohammad Hasnain, Abrar Ahmed, Sarfaraz Ahmed, Saud Shakeel, Sajjad Ali Junior, Usman Qadir, Omair Bin Yousuf, Will Smeed, Khawaja Nafay, Adil Naz, Akeal Hosain, and Sohail Khan.