Tait’s action is fine, says Greg Chappell

Former Australian captain Greg Chappell today described Shaun Tait’s bowling action as “fine” but said the stigma of being questioned...

Former Australian captain Greg Chappell today described Shaun Tait’s bowling action as “fine” but said the stigma of being questioned for its legality might always remain with the paceman.

“I just think it’s disappointing, because it’s something that will be hard for him to live down no matter how many times he’s cleared, and he will be,” Chappell said, referring to New Zealand skipper Daniel Vettori’s remarks questioning the legality of Tait’s action.

Chappell said he had examined Tait’s action when he was at the helm of South Australia and believed it legal.

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I don’t think Shaun has anything to worry about because his action’s fine,” he was quoted as saying by The Daily Telegraph.

Former Australian leg-spinner Terry Jenner felt Vettori showed his leadership inexperience by questioning Tait’s action. “I wonder if Stephen Fleming would have commented. Maybe he (Vettori) is new to the job and is firing the bullets for someone else,” said Jenner.

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