Freedie FLINTOFF, WHERE IS HE??

Question

ONE MORE GREATEST IS HANGING ON THE EDGE OF LOSING HIS CRICKETING CAREER DUE TO INJURIES................. CAN HE COME BACK?? HOW??

Answer 1

Dolly asks if you are a cricket lover? I doubt she is. She doesn't even know Freddie's nickname. ! I would like to see Freddy back, he is one of England's best.

Answer 2

he will be back

Answer 3

He is Andrew, not Freedie.  Are you a cricket-lover ?  I have doubts.

Answer 4

he can

Answer 5

ALL ENGLAND PLAYERS AND AUSTRALIAN PLAYERS EXCEPT GILLY ARE NOT PLAYING FOR IPL BECAUSE THEY HAVE A MTC DOMESTIC CHAMPIONSHIP WHICH IN THAT THEY GOT MORE MONEY

Answer 6

He will defenitely come back to England Team before the Ashes series.

Answer 7

As long as he faces orthodox bowling he will be able to score a few runs!

His bowling is still excellent!

He is still a wonderful player for England.

Answer 8

IN ENGLAND

Answer 9

He is in England and  his injury is being nursed.

Answer 10

i hope he recovers from his injuries and gets back to international cricket, hopefully in September 2009, after the ashes!

What? i think England would be easier to beat without him!

LOL

Answer 11

Since August 2002, England have played 72 Tests, of which Andrew Flintoff has played in 46 and missed 26. He last appeared in a home Test in June 2006, against Sri Lanka at Trent Bridge. Having injured his left side bowling against Durham last week, Flintoff was ruled out of the first two Tests against new zealand too.

The earliest that the all-rounder is likely to return to the national team is the Twenty20 international at Old Trafford on June 13. His next possible appearance in Test cricket will be against South Africa at Lord's on July 10.