Monday, March 7, 2011
Australia fast bowler Shaun Tait has said he hopes his dust with Sri Lanka's Tillakaratne Dilshan are things of things to come to the World Cup as he attempts to get under the skin of drummers.
There was a time during the leaching of Colombo last Saturday Slingshot Speedster Tait and beautiful Dilshan exchange some heated words.
In the second over of the match, cutting the cord Dilshan Tait slip for a first-ball boundary, which is rarely appreciated by any fast bowler.
"Things started a bit ago," said Tait, who had his revenge three balls later when he dismissed Dilshan.
"It's a dangerous player, so I attack your mind and try to get under his skin a little and vice versa, that was mine."
"If you start both and there are few words exchanged, it's nice to get the wicket. It worked pretty well for me."
The 28 year old Tait international cricket left in 2008 because of repeated injuries and decided to concentrate on shorter formats to ensure that it still has a career.
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