Andrew Symonds was not just a cricketer—he was an entertainer, a fighter, and one of the most dynamic all-rounders to wear the Baggy Green. From his Test debut in March 2004 to his last match in December 2008, Symonds brought an unmatched combination of explosive batting, sharp fielding, and useful bowling to the Australian side.
In just 26 Test matches, he scored 1,462 runs at an impressive average of 40.61, smashing 154 fours and 28 sixes at a remarkable strike rate of 64.80—an aggressive tempo rarely seen in red-ball cricket. His batting brilliance included 2 centuries and 10 half-centuries, with a career-best 162 not out against India, a knock that cemented his place in the hearts of Australian fans.
But Symonds was not only about the bat. As a part-time right-arm medium-pace and off-break bowler, he bowled 2,094 deliveries and claimed 24 wickets at an average of 37.33, with best figures of 3 for 50. In the field, he was electric—grabbing 22 catches with lightning reflexes and athletic dives.
Off the pitch, Symonds was known for his larger-than-life personality, fearless attitude, and occasional off-field controversies that added to his colorful career story. While his time in the Test arena was shorter than it could have been, his impact was lasting—every time he stepped onto the field, something special could happen.
This video takes you through Andrew Symonds’ complete Test career stats, highlighting the highs, the records, and the legacy of one of Australia’s most loved cricketers.
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Andrew Symonds Test Debut vs. SL at Galle in 2004 | Test Career – Runs, Wickets, Sixes & Strike Rate!
