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This is an archive article published on January 23, 2009

Symonds to part with trademark dreadlocks

The dreadlocks that have become unmistakable part of Andrew Symonds colourful persona would soon be a thing of past...

The dreadlocks that have become unmistakable part of Andrew Symonds colourful persona would soon be a thing of past with the controversial Australian cricketer set to shave those as part of a charity drive.

Symonds will ditch his famous five-year old dreadlocks on live TV on February 14 as part of the Worlds Greatest Shave fund-raising event.

I am looking forward to it I will be able to sneak around a little bit more, Symonds said.

Pure batsman

Another thing Symonds will give up,at least in the short run,is bowling. He is expected to return to first-class cricket next week as a specialist batsman and is likely to be used in the same capacity when he returns to the national team.

The 33-year-old,who is recuperating after a knee surgery,will play for Queensland in a Sheffield Shield clash against Western Australia starting at the Gabba next week. I have been sent the medical reports,he is well ahead of time, Queensland coach Trevor Barsby said.

 

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