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March 15, 2009Posted on 03/15/2009 in Ashes
Australia rising for the Ashes
Ricky Ponting has plenty of reasons to set his sights high in defence of the Ashes, believes the Sunday Times' Simon Wilde. While he savours his team’s triumphs in Johannesburg and Durban, and watches the South African selectors panic, Ponting can say to his players: Look at the poor old Poms. They appear more confused than ever.
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