Former Australia Test captain Tim Paine has joined the Adelaide Strikers in the BBL as an assistant coach. Strikers mentor Jason Gillespie says drawing Paine, who resigned from five star cricket toward the finish of last season, is an upset for the establishment. "Tim has every one of the abilities to be a fabulous mentor," Gillespie said in an explanation on Friday. "The experience he will bring makes certain to assist our players in all features of the game and carry more sure components to the way we with playing." Paine is likewise having stretches as a parttime mentor of the Australian U19s and the Australia A group that plays New Zealand An in a series beginning one week from now. Paine is working under previous Australia partner, Western Australia and Perth Scorchers mentor Adam Voges for the red-ball piece of the Australia A series. Voges told Cricket recently that he was eager to have Paine join the training staff. "I have had a fair piece to do with Tim over the excursion and I'm truly energized for him to begin to dunk his toe into training post-profession and anticipating him being around the gathering," Voges said. "To have a previous Australian commander in among it and to have the option to rest on him and for him to give that experience to several the more youthful players I think will be perfect." Tasmanian-conceived Paine, who captained Australia in 23 of his 35 Tests, played for the Hobart Typhoons multiple times, captaining them multiple times.