- Cup–winning squads.
Symonds was a part of the team that won both the 2003
Cricket World Cup and, four
years later, the 2007
Cricket World Cup.
Symonds pla**** as...
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Symonds is a
surname with
English origins,
derived from Simon.
Notable people with the
surname include: Alan
Symonds (1946–2006),
American theatre technical...
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river are
known as
Symonds Yat West and
Symonds Yat East and are
linked by a
footbridge and p****enger ferries.
Nearby is
Symonds Yat Rock, a
scenic hilltop...
- Oxbridge.
Peter Symonds College traces its
origins to
Christes Hospitall, a
charitable institution established through the will of
Peter Symonds, a prosperous...
- June 2021,
Symonds signed her
first professional contract with
Brighton & Hove Albion.
During her
second season, the 2021–22 season,
Symonds scored her...
- Development.
Symonds remained with
Benetton when
Schumacher departed to
Ferrari in 1996. When Ross
Brawn was also
lured to Ferrari,
Symonds became Benetton's...
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Johnson (née
Symonds; born 17
March 1988) is an
English media consultant and is
married to
Boris Johnson. She is the
daughter of
Matthew Symonds, co-founder...
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Peter Symonds was a merchant.
Peter Symonds may also
refer to:
Peter Symonds College Peter Symonds Charity Peter Simons (disambiguation) This disambiguation...
- John
Symonds was an
English writer. John
Symonds may also
refer to: John
Symonds (academic) (1730–1807),
professor of
modern history at the University...
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William Symonds was a
British Surveyor of the Navy in the 19th century.
William Symonds may also
refer to:
William Symonds (priest) (1556–1616), English...
