Flintoff makes fairytale return

Andrew Flintoff made a spectacular return to senior cricket with an astonishing bowling haul here at Old Trafford.
In his first match in a month since being ruled out with an ankle injury, Flintoff took three wickets for four runs in three overs in Lancashire’s seven-wicket Twenty20 win over Nottinghamshire.
Although the man England hope will captain them in the Ashes will not feature in the first Test against Pakistan starting at Lord’s on Thursday, the selectors hope to have him leading the side at his Old Trafford home ground when the second act of the four-match series gets underway there on July 27.
Not that Flintoff, although pleased by his comeback, was getting carried away. “I have worked incredibly hard over the past four weeks,†he said. “I have done five or six hours a day and lost a stone in weight, partly through diet and partly through training.
“But the ankle area is weak. Most bowlers have an area of weakness and it seems this is mine. I have to look after it and effectively I will have to keep doing rehabilitation on it for the rest of my career.â€
Source:The News
More on:Andrew Flintoff, england, Pakistan, Pakistan in England 2006, Twenty20Thank you for reading this post. You can now Leave A Comment (0) or Leave A Trackback.
Post Info
This entry was posted on Tuesday, July 11th, 2006 and is filed under General. Tagged with:You can follow any responses to this entry through the Comments Feed. You can Leave A Comment, or A Trackback.
Previous Post: Pakistan team doubly determined after warm up shambles »
Next Post: Samiullah Niazi has progressed in leaps and bounds »
- Haddin arrives with 169 as Australia rule
- Thankfully Indian Tour is Still On
- Game Should Be Binding Them
- Miandad stresses need for coaching
- Mohali emerges as alternative venue
- Zimbabwe choke again to gift Sri Lanka whitewash
- Lee floors overawed New Zealand to seal series win
- ICL players believe cricket will bind Indo-Pak together
- India’s Pakistan tour in doubt
- Hussey and Ponting set up Australia control in second Test





Australia
Bangladesh
England
India
New Zealand
Pakistan
South Africa
Sri Lanka
West Indies
Zimbabwe