Andrew Symonds Net worth: Bio, Income, Endorsements, Cars, Affairs, Family

Nick Name	Roy
Net Worth	$5 million (INR 38 crores)
Born	9 June 1975
Death	14 May 2022 (46 years)
Country of Origin	England (Moved to Australia)
Source of Wealth	Professional Cricketer, Commentator, Sports presenter, etc.

Andrew Symonds was a former Australian cricketer who played for the team between 1998 and 2009. Born 9 June 1975 in Birmingham, Warwickshire, England, Symonds moved to Australia and became one of the best all-rounders to ever play the game.

Symonds made his ODI debut for Australia on 10 November 1998 v Pakistan. The Australian cricketer represented his nation in all three formats. He was known for his hard-hitting batting style coupled with his spin bowling.

Following retirement, Symonds mostly focused on his family life. But the all-rounder did have a cameo in the Bollywood movie Patiala House and the Indian reality TV show Big Boss.

Andrew Symonds sadly passed away on 14 May 2022 in a car crash about 50 kilometers outside Townsville, Australia.

In this article, we will have a look at Andrew Symonds’s Salary, Net Worth, Personal Information, Career details, Wife, Death, Controversies, FAQs, etc

Andrew Symonds Net Worth

Andrew Symonds Net Worth: Andrew Symonds’s net worth is reported to be around $5 million or 38 crores in Indian Rupees. He has earned his net worth through endorsements and match fees during his playing career, commentary duties, his investments, etc.

Andrew Symonds’ Salary: Andrew Symonds’ salary was rumored to be around $40000 per month owing to his commentary duties and other gigs since his retirement. Hence his annual salary accounts for about $480,000.

Andrew Symonds’ Endorsements: Andrew Symonds has been one of the best all-rounders to grace the game of cricket. Hence it is natural that a lot of brands endorsed him. Here are a few brands that the Australian used to endorse:

Skins
Gray-Nicholls
Ford
Solo
Asics
Sareen Sports, etc.

Andrew Symonds’ Cars Collection: The Australian all-rounder owned the following cars in his garage at a point in time:

Mclaren GT (INR 3.7 crores)
Kia Rio LX (INR 10 lakhs)
Nissan Versa S (INR 6 lakhs)
Chevrolet Spark (INR 4 lakhs)

Andrew Symonds’ Personal Information

The following is Australian star, Andrew Symonds’ info:

Name	Andrew Symonds
Date of Birth	9 June 1975
Date of Death	14 May 2022 (46 years)
Place of Birth	Birmingham, Warwickshire, England
Parents Name	Barbara and Ken Symonds (Adopted Parents)
Batting Hand	Right-handed
Bowling Hand	Right-Arm Off Break
Education	Not known
Professional debut for the Australian team	10 November 1998 v Pakistan (ODI)
Citizenship	Australian
Height	6’2″ (1.87 m)
Weight	95 kg
Marital Status	Married to Laura Symonds (at the time of his passing)
Children	Billy and Chloe Symonds
Siblings	Three Siblings
Hair Colour	Brown
Eye Colour	Green
Religion	Christian
Known for	Professional Cricketer, Cricket Presenter

Andrew Symonds’ Cricket Career

Andrew Symonds was an allrounder, who was known for his hard-hitting ability at the end of the game.
He started his career in 1998 in an ODI against Pakistan. He has since played Test and T20I cricket for the Aussies as well.
Symonds’ Test debut came in 2004 and his T20I debut came in 2005.
Andrew Symonds was selected in the 2003 and 2007 ICC World Cup squads and he played a key part in both the victories.
Symonds was in his peak form between 2003 and 2007. At this time he was easily one of the best all-rounders in the world.
His international career dwindled in May 2009 after ODI and T20I games against Pakistan. He would not feature for the Aussies again.
Andrew Symonds was also part of the Indian Premier League. He was the richest foreigner in the first season (2008) and was signed by the Deccan Chargers.
He won the 2009 Indian Premier League with the Deccan Chargers.
Symonds would retire from cricket after playing for the Mumbai Indians in the 2011 IPL.

Andrew Symonds’ Career Records (for Australia)

Test Cricket

Matches = 26
Runs scored = 1462
Batting Average = 40.62
50s = 10
100s = 2
Highest score = 162*
Catches= 22
Wickets = 24
Bowling Average = 37.33
5-wicket hauls = 0
Best Bowling = 3/50

One Day Internationals

Matches = 198
Runs scored = 5088
Batting Average = 39.75
50s = 30
100s = 6
Highest score = 156
Catches= 82
Wickets = 133
Bowling Average = 37.25
5-wicket hauls = 1
Best Bowling = 5/18

T20 Internationals

Matches = 14
Runs scored = 337
Batting Average = 48.1
50s = 2
100s = 0
Highest score = 85
Catches= 3
Wickets = 8
Bowling Average = 34.62
5-wicket hauls = 0
Best Bowling = 2/14

Indian Premier League (RR, RCB, CSK)

Matches = 39
Runs scored = 394
Batting Average = 36.07
50s = 5
100s = 1
Highest score = 117
Catches = 21
Wickets = 20
Bowling Average = 33.7
5-wicket hauls = 0
Best Bowling = 2/21

Andrew Symonds’ Accomplishments

2x ICC Cricket World Cup (2003,2007)
ICC Champions Trophy (2006)
Multiple Ashes Series victory
IPL Champion in 2009 with Deccan Chargers
Multiple bilateral series victories with Australia, etc.

Apart from this, Andrew Symonds also won multiple individual awards during his esteemed career.

Andrew Symonds’ Wives

Brooke Marshall: She was Andrew Symonds’ childhood girlfriend and the pair eventually got married in 2004. However, their love turned sour and their marriage quickly ended in 2005. Andrew Symonds was ready to quit cricket to save his marriage in 2006 but things eventually broke down so he stayed with cricket.

Laura Symonds: She was Symonds’ wife at the time of his death. Not much is known about how the pair met but they are said to have met in the late 2000s. Andrew Symonds retired from Cricket in 2010 following the birth of his daughter Chloe Symonds. They also have a son named Billy Symonds.

Andrew Symonds’ Controversies

Monkeygate Incident: This incident took place in 2008 during the India vs Australia Test at the Sydney Ground. Symonds claimed that Harbhajan Singh had racially abused him, calling him a “monkey”. The case went into the court where Harbhajan Singh won the case over the Australian player. Other team members were also involved in the hearings.

Drinking Problems: Andrew Symonds had a drinking problem. The Australian batsman was banned in 2005 for a couple of games after he turned up drunk before a game against Bangladesh. He was similarly sent back from the 2009 ICC T20 World Cup for “Alcohol-related reasons”.

Andrew Symonds’ Death

Andrew Symonds died in a car accident on 14th May 2022. The Australian cricketer was traveling in his car with his dog during the time of the crash. The incident occurred in Townsville, Queensland, Australia. The car reportedly veered off the road and tumbled to the side. It is not known exactly why the incident happened but the police are investigating it at the time of writing. Symonds reportedly died on the spot. A passerby and emergency services tried reviving him. But they failed to do so.

Andrew Symonds FAQs

Q- What is the name of Andrew Symonds’s kid?

He has two children. They are named Billy and Chloe Symonds.

Q- How did Andrew Symonds die?

He died in a car accident on 14th May 2022.

Q- Against whom did Andrew Symonds make his Australia debut?

He made his Australia debut on 10 November 1998 v Pakistan (ODI match).

Q- Where did Andrew Symonds live?

He lived in Queensland, Australia.

Q- What is Andrew Symonds’ biggest accomplishment?

His biggest accomplishment was helping Australia win the ICC World Cup twice.

Q- Who is Andrew Symonds’ wife?

Andrew Symonds was married to Laura Symonds at the time of his passing.

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