Freddie Flintoff

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  Andrew Flintoff 'Didn't Know If He Could Carry On' After Horrific Car Crash

  Andrew 'Freddie' Flintoff, the former cricketer, revealed the profound mental and physical impact of his near-fatal car crash during a 2022 filming of Top Gear, which left him with life-changing injuries and requiring extensive facial reconstruction.

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  Andrew Flintoff Comes Out of Retirement, Will Play T20 Cricket for Lancashire

  England all rounder Andrew Flintoff has once again decided to play the sport, and that too its shortest format. Ready to take the field once again "Freddie" will play for Lanchashire in the domestic T20 competition on Tuesday.

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  Andrew Flintoff has boxing bug ahead of debut

  Freddie, as he is known to cricket lovers around the world, will break new ground when the 34-year-old squares up to Dawson in a four-round heavyweight contest at Manchester Arena for his first professional bout.

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  Freddie undergoes one more surgery to play football with kids

  After spending three years on crutches, former England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff has undergone a major surgery to straighten his left leg, which cut-short his cricketing career at an early age of 31.

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  Freddie saddened by Lee's retirement, others pay tributes

  England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff, who reportedly persuaded Brett Lee into quitting Tests, said he is saddened by the Australian pacer's retirement.

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  Freddie survived Taliban scare during Afghan trip: Report

  Andrew Flintoff ended up getting a feel of the war as he scurried for cover during a Taliban attack in Kandahar, a tabloid reported on Monday.

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  Didn't want to play Test series after 26/11 attacks: Freddie

  Retired England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff has revealed that he didn't want to play the Test series in India after last year's Mumbai terror attacks.

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  Not Broad, but Rashid is the 'new Freddie' for me: Warne

  Not Stuart Broad but leg-spinner Adil Rashid is the best bet to fill in Andrew Flintoff's shoes in the five-day format, feels Shane Warne.

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  I want to quit ODIs with a 2015 World Cup win: Freddie

  Victory in the Ashes series in his swansong Test was a perfect way to bid adieu and now Andrew Flintoff longs to end his one-day career on a similar high.

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  Family challenge fires up Freddie

  Andrew Flintoff has faced the fastest bowlers in the world and bowled at some of the best batsmen cricket has ever known.

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  We want to win it for Freddie, says Anderson

  Andrew Flintoff gearing up for his swansong Test, pacer James Anderson wants to give his outgoing teammate a fitting farewell by winning the Ashes series.

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  Clarke eager for Freddie finale

  Michael Clarke said his side would do everything they could to have a player of Flintoff's class back in their side for a match such as the Ashes finale.

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  England ready to drop Freddie during Ashes

  England captain Andrew Strauss said on Tuesday that Andrew Flintoff was not immune from being dropped for disciplinary reasons.

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  Freddie sees no fitness worries in IPL participation

  England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff has dismissed suggestions that playing in the Indian Premier League will put his fitness at risk for the Ashes.

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  KP, Freddie hit hard by IPL late start

  Kevin Pietersen and Andrew Flintoff stand to lose as much as 150,000 pounds due to the organisers' decision to push back the event's start by a week.