A man has tried to revive former Australian cricketer Andrew Symonds after crashing his car in Queensland over the weekend, Australian media reported on Monday. The two-time World Cup winner died at the age of 46 following a single car accident on Saturday near Australia. north of the town of Townsville in the state of Queensland.
Accident at the scene
Local resident Waylon Townson told Nine Network he had heard of the accident and had started at the scene. “He was trapped there, so I tried to get him out,” he told Nine. Paramedics also tried to rehabilitate Symphs, who was alone in the car, but died of his injuries, police said in a statement Sunday.
It is not yet clear why Symphs, a four-wheel-drive vehicle, swerved off the road before overturning on the sidewalk. Symonds’ death comes as Australian cricket continues to coincide with the passing of full-time stars Rod Marsh and Shane Warne, both of whom died in March. Swashbuckling and brilliant player, Symonds played 238 games, including 26 trials, in Australia in the middle. 1998-2009.
“His death was well-known in the world of cricket, with his former players remembering him as a rare talent and a champion of negotiating ethics with the club’s management.” Roy (Symonds) was never perfect, that was true, and he never did. ” – ABC on Monday. “But one thing about Roy – and one of the things that I think makes him popular with many people – is that even though he made a mistake, he would.
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