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July 30, 2007Posted on 07/30/2007 in Australian cricket
Tait’s need for more speed
Despite his string of recent injuries, Shaun Tait tells the Australian’s Malcolm Conn he wants to bowl faster when he returns.
Tait, 24, broke 160kph during his second one-day match earlier this year and believes there is more to come. "I'll try and get myself ready and see if I can get a bit quicker," he said. "There's no reason why I can't if I'm fresh.“When I bowled that ball I was coming off a fair bit of cricket and I wasn't as fit as I'd like to be. If I can get myself fit enough there's no reason why I can't bowl a bit quicker."
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