145;Tait needs no tampering146;

8220;Shaun Tait has a great personality to take the knocks early and to come back. He doesn8217;t necessarily enjoy bowling the wides but I think if you look at his career he has had a few wayward patches and he comes back and has an impact,8221; Cooley said.

8220;He8217;s doing his job, and on a really good day you will see not only an improvement but a more consistent performance,8221; he added.

Cooley said not many changes could be advised to Tait as he was in the middle of a tournament, besides the bowler was already working on his assets.

8220;One big thing you8217;ve got to remember is you8217;re in the tournament and you8217;re not trying to rebuild a chassis in the middle of the tournament.

He has a number of unique assets that we don8217;t want to change and a few key things he is working on already,8221; he was quoted as saying by the Sydney Morning Herald.

Cooley also said their injured bowler Shane Watson was progressing well and could be used as an option. 8220;We8217;re really pleased with the way he is progressing. He8217;s ticked one box, hopefully he will tick another one and then we can create another nightmare for the selectors,8221; he said.

Australian wicketkeeper batsman Adam Gilchrist echoed Cooley8217;s views on Tait8217;s expensive beginning to the Sri Lanka game, when his first two overs conceded 18 runs. He finished with 2-68 from 10 overs.

8220;Given his action and his whole style. I8217;m not sure how much fine-tuning you8217;re ever going to do with someone like that,8221; Gilchrist said.

8220;He8217;d love to be Mr Consistency like Glenn McGrath, just like we8217;d all like to be scoring runs like Ricky Ponting. But we8217;ve all got our individual traits and that8217;s what our bowling group has done well.

8220;The variety we8217;ve got has been utilised at different times and Tait has proven to be a key part of that set-up.8221;