The late, bellicose all-rounder Andrew Symonds was well used to serving winning Australian causes against South Africa.
Born in the English midlands but otherwise a dyed-in-the-wool Aussie (and strongly Queensland-faithful) cricketing icon, the 46-year-old hugely multiskilled cricketer died in a car accident in his home state at the weekend.
A stalwart of 198 one-day internationals, but also 26 Tests and 14 Twenty20Is, he saw plentiful action against the Proteas during a top-flight career spanning the period from 1998 to 2009.
