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Ponting included in Australia s coaching staff for England tour

Wednesday - June 6, 2018 5:26 pm , Category : SPORTS
 Ponting included in Australia s coaching staff for England tour
Ponting included in Australia s coaching staff for England tour
Melbourne June 6 (IANS) Former captain Ricky Ponting will join the Australia cricket team coaching staff headed by Justin Langer in England where the visitors will play five One-Day Internationals (ODIs) and a single Twenty20 International (T20I) against the hosts over the next few weeks.
Ponting who has been an assistant coach for Australia s T20 side twice before will fit his coaching duties around commentary work that he was already scheduled to do during the series cricket.com.au reported.
Langer who was named Australia s head coach in all three formats when he took over from Darren Lehmann earlier this year said he was thrilled to be reunited with his former Test skipper.
"Ricky is one of the greats of the game and since he was already in England doing some commentary we saw it as a great opportunity to have him join our team for this important series " Langer said in a release.
"We have played a lot of cricket together and coached alongside each other previously and he will also know many of the players already through his work with the team over the past two summers and his BBL commitments " the former opening batsman added.
"Ricky s knowledge of the game is second-to-none and we know that his experiences tactical expertise and leadership will be invaluable for this group as we start to build a team capable of winning a World Cup in these conditions in a year s time."
Ponting 43 won three ICC World Cups in 1999 2003 and 2007 -- the last two as captain.

--IANS pur/bg