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My fate is in selectors' hands, says Ponting
MELBOURNE: Australia captain Ricky Ponting said on Saturday that his fate was in the hands of the selectors after his team's shattering early exit from the World Cup.
Australia's greatest Test run-scorer has endured a torrid time and a majority of cricket fans, according to newspaper polls, want him to step down as team leader. Ponting, 36, confirmed in his column in The Australian newspaper that he has played in his last World Cup and that his immediate playing future was up to the discretion of the national selectors.
“I might not be the best judge of what my contribution to Australian cricket is.
“There are a panel of selectors who have that job and I am happy to accept their judgment.” — AFP
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