Australia fast bowler Shaun Tait on Monday 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 he will step down from the national and South Australia one-day teams in an attempt to prolong his career.
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from the World Cup is beginning to cause ripples in the team with pacer Shaun Tait .Tait, who has already retired from Tests, played 35 ODIs for Australia 62 wickets
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Yes I agree, this decission from Tait came a bit early because he could have played a few more years and then should have opted for such a decission but he must have something in his mind which led to take him such a decission...
i think the main reason could be his consistency in bowling. he is struggling with his line and length so he decided it could be better to play the shortest form of the game...
