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He was an exceptional fielder, with a report prepared by ESPNcricinfo in late 2005 showing that since the 1999 Cricket World Cup, he had effected the equal-fifth-most run-outs in One Day International (ODI) cricket of any fieldsman, with the fourth-highest success rate, with Ricky Ponting rating him the best fielder he had seen, and a better ...
Brutally aggressive with the bat, powerfully agile on the field and deceptively dangerous with the ball, Andrew Symonds was the ultimate limited-overs package. Although his career didn't spa...
- Andrew Mcglashan
- 108*: Queensland vs England, 1994. Just a few months into his first-class career, Andrew Symonds gave notice of his talent as he flayed the England attack around Heritage Oval in Toowoomba with 108 off 127 balls in an unbroken 205-run stand with Jimmy Maher.
- 254*: Gloucestershire vs Glamorgan, 1995. When Symonds scored that hundred against the touring England side, he had already signed a contract with Gloucestershire for the following season.
- 143*: Australia vs Pakistan, 2003. The international career he wanted for Australia was threatening not to transpire. There had been glimpses, but not yet enough to cement a place.
- 112: Kent vs Middlesex, 2004. If there was a cricketer built for T20 it was Symonds. It took him all of one innings to make that point when he struck an unbeaten 96 off 37 balls against Hampshire at Beckenham on his debut in the format during the first season in 2003.
May 15, 2022 · The story of Andrew Symonds the cricketer is one of limitless potential, realised briefly but gloriously in a career that seduced Australia and challenged norms. Here was a cricketer from another genre altogether.
- Dean Bilton
Read about Andrew Symonds cricket player from Australia profile, stats, rankings, records, videos, photos at ESPNcricinfo.
- Male
- July 9, 1975
- Australia
Jun 30, 2020 · Twenty-five years on from the world-record knock which announced the arrival of Andrew Symonds, Jo Harman looks back on the career of a rare and special talent, who for a time was among the most complete all-round cricketers in the world before disappearing almost as quickly as he arrived.
Jun 9, 2020 · With a tall, bustling body, ability to hit the ball miles, pick crucial wickets with the ball and through his peerless work as a fieldsman and never-say-die attitude, Symonds was a dream cricketer.
