Andrew Symonds

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Former Australian Test cricketer and two-time World Cup winner Andrew Symonds has died following a car accident in Queensland, Cricket Australia confirmed on Sunday. Police said the accident occurred in Hervey Range, 50 km from Townsville on Saturday night. The car Symonds was driving left the road and rolled, according to a police statement, which described it as a single vehicle incident.

The untimely demise of Andrew Symonds has left his fans in shock. His admirers from Bollywood paid him an emotional tribute on social media. Farhan Akhtar wrote, “In a series of heartbreaks for Australian cricket and cricket lovers worldwide. RIP #AndrewSymonds .. a terrific competitor who on his day, could turn any game on its head.. condolences to the family.”

The world is mourning the loss of legendary cricketer Andrew Symonds, who passed away in a tragic car accident on Sunday. The 46-year-old Australian all-rounder had many fans in India and has also featured in a Bollywood movie. He marked his Bollywood debut by playing himself in Akshay Kumar and Anushka Sharma starrer ‘Patiala House’.

The sudden demise of Australian cricketer Andrew Symonds has left sports lovers from across the globe shocked, including Bollywood film stars Sanjay Dutt, Farhan Akhtar and Arjun Rampal, who remembered the all-rounder for his passion for the game.

The sudden demise of Australian cricketer Andrew Symonds has left everyone in deep shock. From fans to cricketers, people across the globe expressed grief on social media after learning about the unfortunate news. Our Bollywood celebrities, too, extended their heartfelt condolences.

Former Australian cricketer Andrew Symonds died in a road accident. Statement issued by the police suggests his car, which was being driven on Hervey Range Road, left the roadway shortly after 11 pm and rolled.

Former Australian cricketer Andrew Symonds whose tragic demise shook the world on May 14, had a very loyal dog indeed. Dogs are loving, caring, and have the purest of hearts to a point where we sometimes say that humans don’t deserve these fur balls. Symonds’ dogs proved to be one of the souls indeed. The cricketer was accompanied by two of his dogs when the accident took place. The dogs survived and one of them refused to leave his body’s side.

Andrew Symonds' sudden death triggered an outpouring of emotional tributes in the cricketing world with a host of past and present players, including his Australian teammates and international stars, expressing shock and disbelief at the tragic news.

Given below is the text of joint statement by players submitted to Justice John Hansen.

Andrew Symonds, who has died aged 46, was widely considered one of the most skilled all-rounders Australian cricket has seen, routinely thumping runs and taking wickets.

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