Ricky PontingWidely considered to be one of the biggest blows in the history of the crislette, dominated in the game with its aggressive game of hit and impeccable technique. The former Australian captain played a key role in the dominance of his team during the late 1990s and 2000s, which led to more ICC titles to Australia. Through the format, Ponting has collected more than 27,000 international running and conceived its heritage as one of the best to play the game.
Career filled with battles against legendary bowlers
During his famous career, which lasted for almost two decades, Ponting faced some of the most terrible bowlers in the history of the crislette. From fiery fast bowlers to master spinners, the Australian legend has encountered tireless challenges against bowlers from all over the world. Whether it was playing on fast and burning games in Australia or dealt with the rotating paths on the subcontinent, Ponting’s blows were tested against the best.
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Ricky Ponting chooses the hardest bowlers he faced
Speaking o Howie Games PodcastPonting discovered the bowlers with which he was the hardest career encounter. Pointed out a challenge that set the legendary pacers like Wasim AkramSilent ambroseand Dale SteynRecognizing their skill, pace and ability to consistently problematic. When it comes to Harbhajan Singh and Anil Kumble. He also considered Sri Lanka Mutiah Muralitharan He tortured him a lot with his variations.
“Akram, Ambrose, yes, maybe Dale Steyn – the oldest bowlers. Spinners, you know that Harbhajan pulled me more than anyone. Harbhajan, Kumble probably pulled me out more than anyone else. Murarali was incredibly difficult to face, in Australia or on Australia or Sri Lanka, because of the variations he had and the speed he was able to thicken, “” Ponting said.
The former Australian captain also appointed Mohammad AsifPakistani sailor known for his flawless control and ability to swing the ball in both directions.
“In fact, I tell you who was a very good bowler – Mohammad Asif. He was a very good bowler. Sava, a ball swing, a very good, very skilled bowler,” Ponting added.
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