Shaun Tait makes prediction on Nahid Rana’s BBL Future

Former Bangladesh fast-bowling coach Shaun Tait expressed that Nahid Rana will get a chance to play in the Big Bash League or any top-tier league after his relentless spells for the Bangladesh National Cricket Team. The tall fast bowler has so far played only a few matches for the national side, and with those few amount of matches, he keeps a positive impression on cricket fans’ minds through his express pace and well-controlled deliveries.When Nahid Rana first came into the scene of international matches, it was the former Australia National Cricket Team fast bowler Shaun Tait who worked closely with the emerging pacer. During an exclusive interview with Daily Star, Tait, who himself used to bowl at express speed, disclosed who he tried to groom the Bangladeshi seamer.Shaun Tait confirms Nahid Rana in Big Bash LeagueShaun Tait mentioned that the Australian cricket fans love fast bowlers, so they would love a quality pacer like Rana. Then the former cricketer added that Rana will get a chance to play in the Big Bash League,”The Australian public would have loved him. They love fast bowlers. I think maybe Rana will get a chance to play in the Big Bash or something. I think the Australian public will get to see him during the Big Bash, maybe,” Tait mentioned.Shaun Tait explains who he used to train Nahid RanaTait refused to take any credit for making Nahid Rana a world-class bowler. Tait said that he did very few experiments with the young bowler, as Rana himself was alreayd talent when he joined the national camp as a fresh talent. Instead of making this complicated for the young star, the former Aussie cricketer tried to keep things simple for Rana, which might haveturned fined with him.”No, I didn’t have anything to do with him moving the old ball. Nahid Rana and I just had a good relationship, and we kept it really simple. I just tried to create an environment where he could enjoy himself and be free. He needs a bit of freedom because he’s a fast bowler, and to be honest, we just tried to work on bowling in good areas,” Shaun Tait added.He’s got the pace and the skills: Shaun Tait on Nahid RanaRana is one of the fastest bowlers in South Asian cricket whose top recorded speed is 152 km/h. The 6’2″ can also swing the ball both ways, which makes him more lethal. As he already has some brilliant skill sets from a very young age, Tait aimed to provide him a good environment where the 23-year-old can grow properly.”He’s got the pace and the skills, and he didn’t need me to change anything. I just tried to give him a good environment to work in; that was all. I think by keeping it simple for him, he enjoyed that. What I did work on with him was more white-ball cricket. I worked on his death bowling, things like yorkers. The red ball was obviously worked on, but it was really simple stuff,” Shaun Tait added in the interview.