Australia / News
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Wisden Cricinfo staff
March 22, 2004
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The accident happened when Ponting ducked into a short ball from fast bowler Shaun Tait which failed to bounce as much as expected. Despite wearing a helmet, the blow left Ponting bleeding but he was treated in the changing rooms and did not need to visit the local hospital. "It's just a bump on the head," he shrugged. "I'll be all right."
Tait had an impressive run-out in the nets and gave the selectors food for thought should they opt to play three fast bowlers.

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