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Ponting may be regretting that decision with Ntini taking 2 early wickets. Ponting out for a golden to Ntini which will set the alarm bells ringing in the Australia dressing room. 
Normally when this happens somebody stands up to be counted and saves the Aus innings. Will that happen today???
  
i still think australia have a real strong batting line-up kattich has batted magnificent this yr ponting who has averegd 45 or sumthing this yr wich is still pretty good hussey who has also scored alot of runs this year michael clarke who is getting more consistent the more games he plays andrew symmonds who will get better the more time he spends at the crease and brad haddin who is just starting to bat like he does for NSW so if you take all this into account they have probably the strongest batting line up in the world with india

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Cricket Australia has apologised to the South African team after a laser light was flashed at a fielder during last night's Twenty20 match at the Gabba.

Television replays showed a green light flash across the face of Proteas paceman Wayne Parnell as he dropped a difficult catch in the outfield.

Australia went on to win the match by six wickets.

Cricket Australia's public affairs manager Peter Young said South Africa had been offered an apology for the incident.

"It's just not cricket to do this sort of thing, it's stupid," he said.

"But the South African team has advised that it didn't affect them and they're not proposing to make a complaint.

"Cricket Australia has apologised to them that this has happened while they are guests in this country and they have accepted that apology."

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Hayden went at right time, says Waugh

Former Australian captain Steve Waugh says he is pleased Matthew Hayden left cricket on his own terms.

The 37-year-old announced his retirement yesterday after 103 Tests in which he scored 8,625 runs at 50.73.

Waugh says he is confident Hayden would have performed well if he had kept playing, but he knew it was time to move on.

"It's always difficult towards the end, there's a lot of speculation about your position in the side," he said.

"[He had] one of those runs where he's had a couple of tough decisions, a couple of run-outs and things haven't gone his way.

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