After trapping Indian master batsman Sachin Tendulkar, Pakistan pacer Mohammad Aamir targets Australian captain Ricky Ponting’s wicket.

"I was ecstatic after getting Tendulkar out. Now I want to realise another one of my dreams and that is to get the wicket of Ricky Ponting, who is another great batsman," said Aamer.

The left-armer showed his confidence and said his team is ready to charge against Australia, "We are all very spirited and I'm confident that the team will also do well against Australia," he added.

Pakistan is already placed in a good position to reach the semi-finals of the Champions Trophy after winning its first two matches against West Indies and India and will top the group with a win against the Australians.

Mudassar Nazar, the former director at PCB's Lahore-based National Cricket Academy also appreciated the pacer, "He has learnt that if you want to hurt the opposition, then you must target their main man. So far he has been able to deliver every time," he added.

"If he remains fit then he will certainly take more wickets than Shoaib took in his career," Nazar said.