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Too early to call Aussies a declining force: Ponting
Australian skipper
Ricky Ponting warned critics not to rush to a
judgement about the slipping crown of the world
champions after the shock defeat against India in
Perth, saying it was too early to declare his team
a declining force.
"I think one loss is probably a little bit early
to be calling that this team is on the slide. We
have had it before. We had it before the World
Cup, eight or 12 months ago now, we went through
the World Cup undefeated," Ponting said.
"We have just gone 16 Tests matches in a row it
has only been done once before by another
Australian team. I don't think we have too much to
worry about just
yet," he added.
Ponting refused to divulge details about the Australian
team composition for the fourth and final Test and said
he was still to make up his mind on whether to persist
with pacer Shaun Tait or bring back spinner Brad Hogg.
"We just have to toss up in our head whether the spin is
the way to go or do we try and use pace with variable
bounce late in the game," he said.
"I think
historically spin has probably been the preferred
option for the Australian team to play in most
conditions around the world."
"But when you have someone like Taity -- a wicket
taker like that in the room as well, it gives you
lots of options but makes your decision very
difficult as well," he added.
But if spin was to be Ponting's option, the
Australian skipper said he would try not to put
too much pressure on Hogg.
