Ricky Ponting is a previous Australian cricketer and skipper, broadly viewed as one of the best batsmen ever. He is a right-given batsman and a flexible fieldman. He addressed Australia in global cricket somewhere in the range of 1995 and 2012. Ricky Ponting is the second-best chief in global cricket, with 220 successes across all arrangements.
He drove Australia to triumph in the 2003 and 2007 World Cups and was likewise essential for the 1999 World Cup-winning group. He is the fifth-most noteworthy run-scorer in global cricket, with north of 27,000 stumbles into all organizations. He is one of just four players in cricket history to have scored more than 13,000 Trials. Ricky Ponting is viewed as quite possibly of the best batsman throughout the entire existence of the game and perhaps of the best-ever Australian cricketer.
History Of Ricky Ponting
Ricky Ponting (conceived December 19, 1974, Launceston, Tasmania, Australia) is an Australian cricketer and mentor who was the nation’s head batsman during the 1990s and mid 2000s.
Ricky Ponting acquired a standing as a cricket wonder when he scored four centuries (a century is 100 runs in a solitary innings) for the Under-13s in a Tasmanian cricket week and two more when elevated to the Under-16 group. By age 20 he had made his Test (worldwide match) debut and had been hailed by some as the new Wear Bradman, who was viewed as by numerous the best cricketer of the twentieth hundred years. A lady Test century came at Leeds on the 1997 visit through Britain. Ricky Ponting was condemned for his conflicting exhibitions right off the bat in his profession (caused, to some extent, by off-field individual inconveniences), in any case, in the wake of rededicating himself to the game, he turned into a vital figure Australia’s predominance in global cricket throughout the following 10 years.
In 2002 he was compensated with the captaincy of Australia’s one-day global side, and the following year he drove the side to triumph in the Cricket World Cup in South Africa, one of three World Cups won by Australia with Ponting on the crew (1999, 2003, and 2007). At the point when Test chief Steve Waugh resigned in 2004, Ricky Ponting was his normal replacement. In 2005 Australia lost to Britain in the primary Cinders series under Ponting’s administration. Ricky Ponting followed that with a great 2005-06 season, wherein he scored 1,483 runs (a normal of 78 for every match), including seven centuries.
Ricky Ponting in His 100th Test
In January 2006 he denoted his 100th Test with innings of 120 and 143 not out against South Africa in Sydney. Soon thereafter he was named the Global Cricket Committee (ICC) Cricketer of the Year and the ICC Test Player of the Year. Ricky Ponting caught a second ICC Cricketer of the Year grant in 2007, subsequent to driving Australia to World Cup and Remains triumphs that year. Despite the fact that Ricky Ponting and Australia lost the Cinders in 2009 and 2010-11, he was named Player of the Ten years by a board of cricket players and scholars for his heavenly play somewhere in the range of 2000 and 2009.
Ricky Ponting surrendered his public group captaincy in Walk 2011, not long after Australia lost to India On the planet Cup quarterfinals. He resigned from Test cricket in December 2012, having scored the second most Trials ever (13,378; behind just India’s Sachin Tendulkar) at the hour of his retirement. In 2013 he resigned from all types of the game, however he later filled in as a mentor. His books incorporated the collection of memoirs Ponting: At the End of Play (2013) and a progression of yearly journals that relate the cricket season. Ricky Ponting was enlisted into the ICC Lobby of Distinction in 2018.
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