List of Ricky Ponting's achievements and statistics

Ricky Ponting has scored more centuries in Test cricket and One Day Internationals than any other Australian player

Ricky Thomas Ponting (born 19 December 1974 in Launceston, Tasmania, Australia), nicknamed Punter,is the former captain of the Australian cricket team. He is a specialist right-handed batsman, slips and close catching fielder, as well as a very occasional bowler. He represents the Tasmanian Tigers in Australian domestic cricket and plays in the Indian Premier League with the Mumbai Indians.^[1]

Awards

Ponting was the Wisden Leading Cricketer in the World in 2003 and one of the five Wisden Cricketers of the Year for 2006.^[2] He has been the Allan Border Medalist a record four times in 2004, 2006, 2007 and 2009 (with Michael Clarke) . Ponting has won the award of Australia's best Test player in 2003, 2004 and 2007 and Australia's best One Day International player in 2002 and 2007.^[3] He was selected as the ICC World XI captain for the World Cricket Tsunami Appeal charity match against the ACC Asian XI in 2004–05 and scored a match winning 115 off 102 deliveries.^[4]

Wisden Leading Cricketer in the World: 2003
Wisden Cricketer of the Year: 2006
Allan Border Medal: 2004, 2006, 2007, 2009 (with Michael Clarke)
Australian Test Player of the Year: 2003, 2004, 2007
Australian ODI Player of the Year: 2002, 2007
ICC Player of the Year: 2006, 2007
ICC Captain of the Year: 2007
ICC Test Player of the Year: 2006
ICC World Test XI: 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007
ICC World ODI XI: 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008
Cricket World Cup winner: 1999, 2003, 2007
Pura Cup winner: 2006-07
Ford Ranger Cup winner: 2007-08
Ponting had earned 14 "Man of the Match" awards in 110 Tests; he also has 25 such awards in 285 One-Day Internationals (including the joint award which he had declined from the Johannesburg match).^[5]
Named vice-captain in Australia's greatest ever ODI team.^[6]
Ponting was recently named the "Player of the decade" in both ODIs and Tests from an elite selection panel consisting of over 30 players (current and former), commentators and cricket writers.^[7]
Sport Australia Hall of Fame inductee: 2015^[8]

International Performances

Overall Performances

Most International runs by an Australian Batsman in combination of Test, One Day International and Twenty20 International: 27,227 International Runs
Most International Centuries by an Australian Batsman and second of all time: 71 International Centuries

Test Match Performances

After making his Test debut against Sri Lanka in Perth in 1995–6, Ponting has become one of Test crickets most prolific captains and batsman, creating many records in the process:

Second to Graeme Smith (South Africa) for most Test victories as captain: 48
Most consecutive Test victories won as captain: 16, shared with Steve Waugh
Most Test caps by an Australian Player: 168 Test caps 168 shared with Steve Waugh
Most Test runs by an Australian: 13,346 runs. During the third Ashes Test in 2009 he overtook Allan Border's 11,174 runs record, this moved him into third place in the all-time list of run-scorers. He is currently second in the all-time list behind Sachin Tendulkar.
Most Test centuries by an Australian: 41
Most Test centuries in a calendar year by an Australian: 7 in 2006
Most Test runs in a calendar year by an Australian: 1,544 in 2005. He has passed 1,000 test runs in a calendar year on five separate occasions, in 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006 and 2008.
Leading run scorer on Australian soil, surpassing the previous record holder Allan Border's mark of 5,743 set in 86 Tests between 1978 and 1994. Ponting did this during the second innings of the Third Test against India in Perth in January 2008^[9]
Most Centuries on Home Soil (Australia): 23 out of 41
Most Test Catches by an Australian fielder (non-wicket-keeper): 191 Catches
Equal most times (3) scoring 100 runs in both innings of a Test, shared with Sunil Gavasker
He's only batsman in the history of cricket to score both centuries in his 100th test match - achieved against South Africa in 2005 scoring 120 and 143*
First batsman to score over 1,000 runs at four individual grounds (Adelaide Oval, the Gabba, MCG and SCG).
Highest Test score by a batsman in a losing side: 242 against India, Adelaide 2003–04
Seventh overall and the third Australian batsman in history to pass 10,000 Test Runs; Achieved against the West Indies at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in North Sound West Indies 2008
Third overall and the second Australian batsman in history to pass 11,000 Test runs: Achieved against England at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff Wales 2009
Second overall and the first Australian batsman ever in history to pass 12,000 Test runs: Achieved against Pakistan in Headingley in Leeds England 2010
Third overall and the first Australian batsman ever in history to pass 13,000 Test runs: Achieved against India at the Adelaide Oval in Adelaide Australia 2012.^[10]
The first cricketer to be involved in 100 Test victories achieved the feat against Sri Lanka in the 1st Test at Galle
The fifth batsman in history to score double-centuries in back-to-back test matches: 242 at Adelaide and 257 at the MCG against India in 2003-04.
The first ever Australian batman to score 40 or more Test Centuries for Australia: Achieved against India Sydney 2011-12
Most Double Centuries against one team: 3 against India 257, 242 and 221
Most Test centuries against one team: 8 against India
Most runs in a calendar decade, 9103 in odis and9458 in tests in 2000s.
Most Innings score 50+ by an Australian Batsman: 101 scores are which he scored with 50 runs or more

		Batting^[11]				Fielding^[12]
Opposition	Matches	Runs	Average	High score	100s / 50s	Catches
Bangladesh	4	260	65.00	118*	1 / 2	4
England	35	2476	44.21	196	8 / 9	41
ICC World XI	1	100	50.00	54	0 / 1	1
India	29	2411	52.41	257	8 / 11	34
New Zealand	17	1076	53.80	157*	2 / 6	25
Pakistan	15	1537	66.82	209	5 / 6	16
South Africa	23	2100	52.50	143*	8 / 11	33
Sri Lanka	12	975	46.02	105*	1 / 7	16
West Indies	21	1831	59.06	206	7 / 6	17
Zimbabwe	3	290	96.66	169	1 / 1	4
Overall	162	13056	53.07	257	41 / 60	191

An innings-by-innings breakdown of Ponting's Test match batting career, showing runs scored (red bars) and the average of the last ten innings (blue line).

Test Player of the Series Awards

S No	Opponent	Man of Match Awards	Date	Series Performance	Result
1	Sri Lanka	Match 1: Asgiriya Stadium, Kandy Match 2: Sinhalese Sports Club Ground, Colombo	Sep/Oct 1999	Runs: 253 (461 balls: 25×4, 2x6), Ave – 84.33, SR – 54.88 Field: 4–1–7–0, 3 catches	Lost; 0–1 ^[13]
2	West Indies	Match 2: Queen's Park Oval, Port of Spain	Apr/May 2003	Runs: 523 (931 balls: 58×4, 3x6), Ave – 130.75, SR – 56.18 Field: 2–0–6–0, 3 catches	Won; 3–1 ^[14]
3	South Africa	Match 3: Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney	Dec/Jan 2006	Runs: 515 (773 balls: 57×4, 1x6), Ave – 103.00, SR – 66.62 Field: DNB, 5 catches	Won; 2–0 ^[15]
4	England	Match 1: Gabba, Brisbane Match 2: Adelaide Oval, Adelaide	Nov 2006 – Jan 2007	Runs: 576 (953 balls: 60×4), Ave – 82.29, SR – 60.44 Field: DNB, 4 catches, 2 run-outs	Won; 5–0 ^[16]

Test Man of the Match Awards

S No	Opponent	Venue	Date	Match Performance	Result
1	Sri Lanka	Asgiriya Stadium, Kandy	9–11 September 1999	1st Innings: 96 (160 balls: 10×4, 1x6); DNB, 2 catches 2nd Innings: 51 (118 balls: 4x4, 1x6); DNB	Lost ^[17]
2	Sri Lanka	Sinhalese Sports Club Ground, Colombo	30 September – 4 October 1999	1st Innings: 105* (171 balls: 11×4); DNB 2nd Innings: No 2nd Innings	Draw ^[18]
3	Pakistan	WACA, Perth	26–28 November 1999	1st Innings: DNB, 2 catches; 197 (288 balls: 22x4) 2nd Innings: DNB	Won ^[19]
4	New Zealand	Bellerive Oval, Hobart	22–26 November 2001	1st Innings: 157* (218 balls: 20x4, 1x6); DNB 2nd Innings: No 2nd Innings	Draw ^[20]
5	England	Adelaide Oval, Adelaide	21–24 November 2002	1st Innings: DNB, 1 catch; 154 (269 balls: 9x4) 2nd Innings: DNB	Won ^[21]
6	West Indies	Queen's Park Oval, Port of Spain	19–23 April 2003	1st Innings: 206 (362 balls: 24x4, 1x6); DNB 2nd Innings: 45 (104 balls: 4x4); DNB	Won ^[22]
7	Zimbabwe	Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney	17–20 October 2003	1st Innings: DNB, 1 catch; 169 (249 balls: 23x4, 2x6) 2nd Innings: DNB, 1 catch; 53* (71 balls: 8x4)	Won ^[23]
8	India	Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne	26–30 December 2003	1st Innings: DNB; 257 (458 balls: 25x4) 2nd Innings: DNB; 31* (59 balls: 3x4)	Won ^[24]
9	New Zealand	Eden Park, Auckland	26–29 March 2005	1st Innings: 4–1–10–0, 1 catch; 105 (110 balls: 13x4, 4x6) 2nd Innings: DNB, 1 catch; 86* (84 balls: 12x4, 2x6)	Won ^[25]
10	England	Old Trafford, Manchester	11–15 August 2005	1st Innings: DNB; 7 (12 balls: 1x4) 2nd Innings: DNB; 156 (275 balls: 16x4, 1x6)	Draw ^[26]
11	West Indies	Gabba, Brisbane	3–6 November 2005	1st Innings: 149 (213 balls: 15x4); DNB 2nd Innings: 104* (158 balls: 8x4); DNB	Won ^[27]
12	South Africa	Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney	2–6 January 2006	1st Innings: DNB; 120 (174 balls: 12x4, 1x6) 2nd Innings: DNB, 1 catch; 143* (159 balls: 16x4)	Won ^[28]
13	England	Gabba, Brisbane	23–27 November 2006	1st Innings: 196 (319 balls: 24x4); DNB, 1 catch 2nd Innings: 60 (85 balls: 4x4); DNB	Won ^[29]
14	England	Adelaide Oval, Adelaide	1–5 December 2006	1st Innings: DNB, 1 run-out; 142 (245 balls: 12x4) 2nd Innings: DNB; 49 (65 balls: 5x4)	Won ^[30]
15	England	Sophia Gardens, Cardiff	8–12 July 2009	1st Innings: DNB, 1 catch; 150 (224 balls: 14x4, 1x6) 2nd Innings: DNB, 1 catch	Draw ^[31]
16	Pakistan	Bellerive Oval, Hobart	14–18 January 2010	1st Innings: 209 (354 balls: 25x4); DNB, 2 catches 2nd Innings: 89 (122 balls: 12x4); DNB	Won ^[32]

One Day International records

ODI debut: vs South Africa, Wellington, 1994–95.

Ponting's best ODI batting score of 164 was made against South Africa, Johannesburg (South Africa), 2005–06.
First Australian batsman to score 30 One Day International Hundreds
Most One Day International Runs by an Australian: 13,082
Most One Day International appearances by an Australian: 375
Most One Day International Centuries by an Australian: 30
Most ODI fifties by an Australian: 81
Most sixes in a World Cup innings (8), shared with Imran Nazir, Yuvraj Singh and Adam Gilchrist.
Most centuries in World Cups (4), equal with Mark Waugh, Sourav Ganguly, Sachin Tendulkar.
Fifth overall and the first Australian batsman to pass 10,000 One Day International Runs: Achieved against South Africa at Warner Park in the West Indies during the 2007 Cricket World Cup.
Fourth overall and the first Australian batsman to pass 11,000 One Day International Runs: Achieved against India at the Sydney Cricket Ground in Sydney Australia
Third overall and the first Australian batsman to pass 12,000 One Day International Runs: Achieved against England at SuperSport Park in Centurion South Africa
Third overall and the first Australian batsman to pass 13,000 One Day International Runs: Achieved against England at Kennington Oval in London England

		Batting^[33]				Fielding^[34]
Opposition	Matches	Runs	Average	High score	100s / 50s	Catches
Asia XI	1	115	115.00	115	1 / 0	1
Bangladesh	11	243	40.50	101	1 / 1	10
England	39	1598	48.42	126	5 / 8	17
ICC World XI	3	157	52.33	68	0 / 2	4
India	56	2149	39.83	140*	6 / 9	15
Ireland	2	33	33.00	33	-	2
Kenya	3	24	12.00	18	0 / 0	3
Namibia	1	2	2.00	2	0 / 0	2
Netherlands	2	23	23.00	23	0 / 0	2
New Zealand	50	1959	46.64	141*	6 / 12	24
Pakistan	34	1088	37.51	124*	1 / 8	13
Scotland	2	146	73.00	113	1 / 0	-
South Africa	45	1795	40.79	164	2 / 12	10
Sri Lanka	37	1450	43.93	124	4 / 8	15
United States	1	8	-	8*	0 / 0	-
West Indies	45	1475	30.58	102	2 / 12	23
Zimbabwe	20	921	54.17	145	1 / 7	11
Overall	359	13288	42.58	164	30/ 79	155

ODI Player of the Series Awards

S No	Opponent	Man of Match Awards	Date	Series Performance	Result
1	South Africa	Match 4: Chevrolet Park, Bloemfontein	Mar/Apr 2002	Runs: 283 (324 balls: 30×4, 3x6), Ave – 47.17, SR – 87.35 Field: DNB, 4 catches, 2 run-outs	Won; 5–1 ^[35]
2	Bangladesh	Match 3: Marrara Oval, Darwin	Aug 2003	Runs: 130 (183 balls: 3×4, 4x6), Ave – 65.00, SR – 71.04 Field: DNB, 4 catches	Won; 3–0 ^[36]
3	England	N/A	Jul 2005	Runs: 168 (189 balls: 23×4, 1x6), Ave – 56.00, SR – 88.89 Field: DNB, 1 catch, 1 run-out	Won; 2–1 ^[37]
4	2006/07 CBA Series England New Zealand	Match 8: WACA, Perth Match 11: MCG, Melbourne	Jan/Feb 2007	Runs: 488 (554 balls: 46×4, 2x6), Ave – 69.71, SR – 88.09 Field: DNB, 3 catches, 1 run-out	Lost; 6–2 ^[38]
5	New Zealand	Match 1: Adelaide Oval, Adelaide Match 3: Bellerive Oval, Hobart	Dec 2007	Runs: 241 (241 balls: 23×4, 2x6), Ave – N/A, SR – 100.00 Field: DNB, 1 catch	Won; 2–0 ^[39]
6	2009 ICC Champions Trophy	N/A	Sep/Oct 2009	Runs: 288 (366 balls: 26×4, 3x6), Ave – 72.00, SR – 78.69 Field: DNB, 2 catches, 1 run-out	Won; 4–0 ^[40]
7	West Indies	Match 4: Gabba, Brisbane	Feb 2010	Runs: 295 (319 balls: 20×4, 7x6), Ave – 73.75, SR – 92.48 Field: DNB, 1 catch, 1 run-out	Won; 4–0 ^[41]

ODI Man of the Match

S No	Opponent	Venue	Date	Match Performance	Result
1	New Zealand	SCG, Sydney	14 January 1998	84 (102 balls: 8x4, 1x6); DNB, 1 catch, 2 run-outs	Won ^[42]
2	South Africa	SCG, Sydney	27 January 1998	76 (96 balls: 6x4); DNB, 1 catch, 2 run-outs	Won ^[43]
3	Zimbabwe	Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi	11 April 1998	145 (158 balls: 18x4, 1x6); DNB	Won ^[44]
4	Pakistan	Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore	10 November 1998	DNB, 3 run-outs; 124* (129 balls: 10x4)	Won ^[45]
5	Sri Lanka	WACA, Perth	31 January 1999	39 (57 balls: 1x4, 1x6); 10–0–41–1, 1 catch, 1 run-out	Won ^[46]
6	India	MCG, Melbourne	12 January 2000	115 (121 balls: 9x4, 1x6); DNB	Won ^[47]
7	Pakistan	SCG, Sydney	4 February 2000	78 (80 balls: 9x4); DNB	Won ^[48]
8	West Indies	MCG, Melbourne	11 January 2001	73 (100 balls: 3x4); DNB, 1 catch	Won ^[49]
9	Pakistan	Sophia Gardens, Cardiff	9 June 2001	DNB; 70 (68 balls: 12x4)	Won ^[50]
10	England	Royal & Sun Alliance County Ground, Bristol	10 June 2001	DNB; 102 (116 balls: 9x4, 2x6)	Won ^[51]
11	England	Kennington Oval, London	21 June 2001	DNB, 1 catch; 70* (71 balls: 8x4, 2x6)	Won ^[52]
12	South Africa	Chevrolet Park, Bloemfontein	30 March 2002	129 (126 balls: 15x4, 1x6); DNB	Won ^[53]
13	Sri Lanka	MCG, Melbourne	21 January 2003	DNB; 106* (97 balls: 11x4, 1x6)	Won ^[54]
14	Sri Lanka	Centurion Park, Centurion	7 March 2003	114 (109 balls: 8x4, 4x6); DNB	Won ^[55]
15	India	New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg	23 March 2003	140* (121 balls: 4x4, 8x6); DNB	Won ^[56]
16	West Indies	Sabina Park, Kingston	17 May 2003	59 (66 balls: 7x4); DNB	Won ^[57]
17	Bangladesh	Marrara Oval, Darwin	6 August 2003	101 (118 balls: 2x4, 4x6); DNB, 2 catches	Won ^[58]
18	India	MCG, Melbourne	6 February 2004	DNB; 88 (80 balls: 7x4, 2x6)	Won ^[59]
19	Zimbabwe	Harare Sports Club, Harare	25 May 2004	DNB, 3 catches; 91 (93 balls: 8x4, 3x6)	Won ^[60]
20	Asia XI	MCG, Melbourne	10 January 2005	115 (102 balls: 8x4, 3x6); DNB, 1 catch	Won ^[61]
21	New Zealand	McLean Park, Napier	5 March 2005	141* (127 balls: 10x4, 5x6); DNB	Won ^[62]
22	South Africa	New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg	12 March 2006	164 (105 balls: 13x4, 9x6); DNB, 1 catch	Lost ^[63]
23	New Zealand	WACA, Perth	28 January 2007	111 (122 balls: 8x4, 1x6); DNB	Won ^[64]
24	New Zealand	MCG, Melbourne	4 February 2007	DNB; 104 (113 balls: 6x4, 1x6)	Won ^[65]
25	Scotland	Warner Park, Basseterre, St Kitts	14 March 2007	113 (93 balls: 9x4, 5x6); DNB	Won ^[66]
26	New Zealand	Adelaide Oval, Adelaide	14 December 2007	DNB; 107* (108 balls: 13x4)	Won ^[67]
27	New Zealand	Bellerive Oval, Hobart	20 December 2007	134 (133 balls: 10x4, 2x6); DNB	Won ^[68]
28	India	SCG, Sydney	24 February 2008	124 (133 balls: 7x4, 1x6); DNB	Won ^[69]
29	England	Trent Bridge, Nottingham	15 September 2009	DNB, 1 run-out; 126 (109 balls: 14x4, 3x6)	Won ^[70]
30	West Indies	Gabba, Brisbane	14 February 2010	106 (112 balls: 6x4, 2x6); DNB	Won ^[71]
31	Sri Lanka	Mahinda Rajapaksa International Stadium, Hambantota	14 August 2011	DNB, 1 catch; 90* (106 balls: 8x4, 1x6)	Won ^[72]
32	South Africa	Centurion Park, Centurion	19 October 2011	63 (77 balls: 9x4); DNB	Won ^[73]

ODI Captaincy records

Most victories as ODI captain: 165^[74]
Second-most victories as Test captain: 45
Most Cricket World Cups won as captain: 2, shared with Clive Lloyd
Most consecutive Test victories won as captain: 16, shared with Steve Waugh
Undefeated as Captain in World Cups (35 matches)
Most consecutive Ashes defeats in England: 3, shared with Billy Murdoch

Twenty20 International Awards

T20 Man of the Match Awards

S No	Opponent	Venue	Date	Match Performance	Result
1	New Zealand	Eden Park, Auckland	17 February 2005	98* (55 balls: 8x4, 5x6); DNB, 1 catch	Won ^[75]

Career best performances

	Batting
	Score	Fixture	Venue	Season
Test	257	Australia v India	MCG, Melbourne	2003 ^[76]
ODI	164	South Africa v Australia	New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg	2006 ^[77]
T20I	98*	New Zealand v Australia	Eden Park, Auckland	2005 ^[78]
FC	257	Australia v India	MCG, Melbourne	2003 ^[76]
LA	164	South Africa v Australia	New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg	2006 ^[77]
T20	98*	New Zealand v Australia	Eden Park, Auckland	2005 ^[78]

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