Australia is in good hands under Ponting’s leadership

Noted cricket columnist Peter Roebuck believes that with Ricky Ponting at the helm, the Australian cricket team "is in good hands”.

Lee should think about dignified retirement

Australia`s fast bowler Brett Lee should take a lesson from England all rounder Andrew Flintoff, and think about dignified retirement from Test cricket, according to former cricketer and renowned newspaper columnist Peter Roebuck.

Ponting will always be behind Bradman

Australian cricket captain Ricky Ponting has become his country`s highest scorer in Test cricket, but according to cricket columnist Peter Roebuck, he will always be regarded as the second-best No 3 Australia has produced.

Misfiring Johnson not worthy of leading Australian attack

Noted cricket columnist Peter Roebuck does not believe the present Australian bowling attack can win a Test match in England.

Ponting overplayed his mind cards in Cardiff

Noted cricket columnist Peter Roebuck feels that Australia played exceptionally well in Cardiff and were denied victory only by “a soporific surface and resistance from sturdy opponents with a short backlift and a stubborn streak.”

Ashes 2009, a series too close to call

This year’s Ashes series between Australia and England promises to be a ripper because the two sides possess both experience and freshness to deliver what is asked of them, feels noted cricket columnist Peter Roebuck.