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 Andrew Symonds Died in Car Accident




Andrew Symonds, Former Test and one-day international Ex-Cricketer of an Australian cricket team passed away late on Saturday night after being involved in a car accident, outside of Townville, Queensland at the age of 46. According to the Police report, the car was driving himself and involved in a collision at around 10.30PM on Saturday.

Symonds was born on 9th June 1975, in Birmingham, England. He represented the Australia National cricket team mainly as a middle-order batsman and a part-time off-spin bowler 

Symonds was born originally in Birmingham to West Indian and European parents. Symonds adopted parents took him to Australia. If he wishes he did have the opportunity to play either England or West Indies. But his ultimate choice was to play for Australia.

His first international appearance for Australia happened in 1998 for a limited over cricket match against Pakistan in Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore. At that match, he did not get an opportunity to bat and bowled just 02 overs.

HIs inaugural test cricket match was against Sri Lanka at Galle International Stadium, on March 08, 2004. In that match he was unable to do much with the bat, in both innings picks by Great Muttiah Muralitharan.

He has been highlighted as a great batting all-rounder for one day limited over cricket than a test cricketer.

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