Andrew Flintoff’s Son Rocky Scores Century for Lancashire’s Second XI – Following in His Father’s Footsteps

Andrew Flintoff’s 16-year-old son, Rocky, is making headlines in the cricket world after scoring a century for Lancashire’s second XI against Warwickshire. Following an impressive innings of 50 not out against Durham’s second string last week, Rocky continued his fine form by smashing 116 runs from 165 balls at Edgbaston.

During his innings, Rocky hit 11 fours and three sixes, showcasing his talent and power at the crease. What’s even more remarkable is that he shared a partnership with his 18-year-old brother, Corey, who made 20 runs from 45 balls. The Flintoff brothers displayed their cricketing prowess and potential for the future.

The young cricketer’s century at Edgbaston holds special significance as it is the same ground where his father, Andrew Flintoff, achieved his best Test score of 167 against West Indies in 2004. Known for his aggressive batting style and ability to dominate bowlers, Andrew ‘Freddie’ Flintoff has passed on his love for the game to his sons.

After retiring from professional cricket, Freddie Flintoff ventured into TV presenting but has recently returned to the sport, working as part of England’s coaching staff in white-ball formats. He is set to lead Northern Superchargers’ men’s team in The Hundred this year and will also be involved with the national side at the upcoming T20 World Cup.

With Rocky’s impressive performances on the field and the guidance of his cricketing legend father, the young talent is certainly one to watch out for in the future. Cricket fans can catch all the action from The Hundred, the T20 World Cup, and England’s home internationals live on Sky Sports or stream with NOW.