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Australian captain Ricky Ponting believes Andrew Symonds is turning into the complete one-day cricketer after the Queenslander blasted 71 not out against New Zealand here at The Oval on Thursday to secure his side's place in the semifinal of the ICC Champions Trophy.
Australia were set 199 to win after putting New Zealand in to bat and made it comfortably with 12.4 overs to spare.
However, the end of the match presentations were marred by a running scuffle between spectators and stewards as fans tried to get onto the pitch although there was no danger to the players.
But Ponting claimed he was not worried about his players' safety saying.
"It was probably a few too many beers in the sun and it is out of our hands. The security has been very good in this tournament and I hope they keep looking after the players on the field."
Symonds hit four sixes and seven fours in a 47-ball display of brutal hitting and Damien Martyn added 60 not out.
The pair put on 100 for the fourth wicket to chase down the New Zealanders' total of 198-9 with 12.4 overs to spare.
"He gives you everything. In my opinion he's the best fielder in the world, he bowls off-spin or medium pace and the way he is batting suggests he has come a long way in the last couple of years.
"When he gets on a roll there are not too many grounds in the world that are big enough for him. He can go in any situation -- if you've lost early wickets he can guts it out or he
can finish a game."
"He is very strong and his record is outstanding at the moment," Ponting added. "I think he's one of the keys for us going forward in this tournament."
Symonds came in with Australia 99-3 and immediately took the game away from the under-dogs bringing up his half-century from 40 balls whilst Martyn was slightly more circumspect reaching his fifty from 63 balls with eight boundaries.
But the foundations of the victory
were laid by the Australian bowlers with Glenn McGrath and Michael Kasprowicz outstanding picking up 3-39 and 3-32 respectively as New Zealand slumped to 124-8 before Daniel Vettori (29 not out) and Brendon McMullen (47) got them up to 198.
Ponting also praised McGrath for his effort. There was speculation before the match that McGrath might struggle to retain his place after injury but he repaid his
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captain's faith by taking the first three wickets.
"He is one of the all-time great fast bowlers to have ever played and coming into this game I knew he would not let us down," said Ponting.
"He went for a few runs in his first few overs but once he got the first wicket he was right back on top. It was a confidence thing for him and the first three wickets were a big part of our win."
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard in the ICC Champions Trophy Pool A match between Australia and New Zealand at The Oval in London on Thursday:
NEW ZEALAND: 198 for 9 in 50 overs.
AUSTRALIA
Hayden c Cairns b Harris 47
Gilchrist b Oram 4
Ponting b Styris 14
Martyn not out 60
Symonds not out 71
Extras: (lb-1, w-1, nb-1) 3
Total: (For 3 wkts in 37.2 overs)199 Fall of wickets: 1-4, 2-49, 3-99.
Bowler O M R W
Oram 9 2 34 1
Mills 5.2 0 34 0
Vettori 10 0 52 0
Styris 2 0 9 1
Cairns 3 0 17 0
Harris 7 1 36 1
McMillan 1 0 16 0
Did not bat: Darren Lehmann, Michael Clarke, Shane Watson, Michael Kasprowicz, Jason Gillespie, Glenn McGrath
Result: Australia won by seven wickets.
Man-of-the-match: Andrew
Symonds.
Toss: Australia
Umpires: Steve Bucknor (WIS), Rudi Koertzen (RSA)
TV Umpire: David Shepherd (ENG) Match referee: Ranjan Madugalle (SRI)