Zimbabwe, Ricky Ponting and T20 World Cup
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Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting urged India to abandon overthinking match-ups and select their best XI to revive their T20 World Cup campaign. Following a significant defeat, Ponting emphasised prioritising team balance and experience,
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T20 World Cup 2026: Ricky Ponting lays out roadmap for Babar Azam’s return to form
As the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 gathers pace, Pakistan’s campaign has already sparked debate around the form of their biggest batting star. After a scratchy start to the tournament, Babar Azam has found himself under the scanner,
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India tour of England: Ricky Ponting highlights captaincy challenge for Shubman Gill; says 'won't be easy for him'
NEW DELHI: Australian legend Ricky Ponting has offered a frank assessment of Shubman Gill’s readiness for the challenges of Test captaincy, urging the young Indian skipper to consider batting at No. 4 during the upcoming five-Test series in England ...
Ricky Ponting critiques Babar Azam's performance, suggesting Pakistan rethink his batting position to relieve pressure.
Former Australian captain Ricky Ponting has heaped praise on Pakistan’s opener Saim Ayub, saying the Salman Ali Agha-led side could become “hard to beat” if the left-hander delivers strong performances in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026.
After India’s 76-run defeat to South Africa in the Super 8 clash, Ravi Shastri and Ricky Ponting have urged for a rethink to their XI ahead of Super 8 games vs Zimbabwe and West Indies.
Australia lost to Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka to rule themselves out of the Super 8s, leaving Ricky Ponting utterly disappointed and frustrated.
Former captain points to injuries, fading experience and top order struggles as key reasons behind early exit from tournament
Former Australian captain Ricky Ponting hailed South Africa following their thumping win over India in their Super 8 stage opener in T20 World Cup, saying that the team has a "changed mental attitude and approach" and there is something "different" about them since their ICC World Test Championship win last year,