BANGALORE, (Reuters) – Australia captain Ricky Ponting is relishing the opportunity of another batting duel with India’s Sachin Tendulkar in what will probably be their last World Cup.
Ponting, 36, the tournament’s second most prolific batsman behind Tendulkar, said he had always enjoyed playing against the world’s leading runs scorer in test and one-day cricket.
“There is no bigger stage than a World Cup for all of us to stand up and perform well,” Ponting told
