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Flintoff, 45, is renowned as one of England’s greatest ever players, especially leading the charge for the team in 2005 Ashes, taking24 wickets and making 402 runs. The fast-bowling all-rounder played over 200 times for his country and was also the side’s Test captain. Since retiring from cricket in 2009 he worked as a television host – including as part of The Hundred team in 2021.

He survived a nasty car crash suffered last December while filming the BBC show Top Gear, which he co-hosted. With injuries still visible on his face, Flintoff has made his way back to cricket by working as a consultant coach with the England Men’s team in their white-ball series against New Zealand and Ireland in September this year.   Read More...