Australian cricket legend Andrew Symonds has died in a car crash, aged 46.
Symonds played 26 Tests for Australia as well as 198 one-day internationals and 14 Twenty20 internationals.
Known lovingly as “Roy”, Symonds was one of the best all-rounders to represent the country.
He was a swashbuckling right-handed batter who could blast opposition attacks off the park, and had the ability to bowl both medium pace and off-spin.
Some of his iconic moments came while wearing the green and gold of Australia for the one-day team, which he helped win two World Cups in 2003 and 2007.
His crowning innings came at the 2003 World Cup when he blasted 143 off 125 balls to lead the Aussies to victory against Pakistan.
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