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The 25-year-old, who has played in three Tests and 18 one-day internationals, took a break from the game recently having struggled with a number of injuries in the last couple of years.

However, a more upbeat Tait commented: "In the last two weeks I've started to feel like myself again.

"I'm thinking about cricket more and thinking about playing cricket again. It's a good sign. The one big thing I have learnt about myself is I do enjoy cricket. It is a part of my life and will be a part of my life for the future.

"When I do come back and play I'm not going to worry about the speed gun as much as I used to.

"I'm my own worst enemy. Everyone talks it up. Everyone looks at me for one reason, that I can bowl fast and that's it.

"I'm going to work on other parts of my game as well."