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Ricky Ponting

Ricky Ponting(40) is a former Australian cricketer and captain,who captained the Australian Test team during its 'golden era'.He led the side from 2004 to 2011.He was a right-handed batsman.Ricky Ponting was one of the best batsman of his time.Because of his great batting and captaincy,Ponting is known as one of the legends of the game.Ponting had the philosophy of winning either by hook or by crook.He captained the Australian side for 77 matches out of which his team won 48 matches,lost 16 and drew 13 matches.His percentage of victories in test cricket was 62.33.

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    Ricky Ponting(40) is a former Australian cricketer who led the Australian One Day International cricket team between 2002 and 2011.This era was known as the 'golden era' for the Australian Cricket team.He is a right-handed batsman and the most successful captain in the history of One Day International Cricket.He was the captain of the Australian One Day squad in 230 matches out of which he won 165 matches.He had the policy to win "either by hook or by crook".Under the captaincy of this legend the Australian team also won the 2003 and the 2007 ICC Cricket World Cups.

  • Ricky Ponting(40) is a former Australian cricketer and captain,who captained the Australian Test team during its 'golden era'.He led the side from 2004 to 2011.He was a right-handed batsman.Ricky Ponting was one of the best batsman of his time.Because of his great batting and captaincy,Ponting is known as one of the legends of the game.Ponting had the philosophy of winning either by hook or by crook.He captained the Australian side for 77 matches out of which his team won 48 matches,lost 16 and drew 13 matches.His percentage of victories in test cricket was 62.33.

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    Ricky Ponting is regarded as one of Australia’s most successful captains. Under his leadership, Australia won two consecutive Cricket World Cups, and he was also a prolific right-hand batsman and outstanding fielder.

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