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Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting has back Cricket Australia's new renovate process saying "it was past due for last ten years".
Under force to hold his place in Australia's batting order, 36-year old Ponting said cricket was taking a more qualified track under the new regime led by chairman selectors John Inveracity and existing head coach Mickey Arthur.
Cricket Australia has announce series of sweeping changes in which turning round policy and selection process have come under huge scrutiny.
"I think it's great. I think it's the way the game should have gone a long, long time ago," Ponting told journalists.
"I think the way things have twisted out at the instant is what (former coach) John Buchanan was asking for 10 years ago."
"It's a much more professional move toward. "We've got quality people in and approximately the team and I think, even already now, we're starting to see just a somewhat different feel and a few different results as a result of that," he said.
"I think Australian cricket is absolutely on the right track."
Ponting also backed skipper Michael Clarke's comprehensive role in team selection and the new policy is bound to take Australian cricket to the top spot from the fourth position.
Ponting's thumbs up to the new CA policy comes after the former coach Geoff Lawson sharp criticism of the turning round policy in team selection.
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