England's Andrew Flintoff (C) stands with Colin Gibson (L), head of communications at the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), and Hugh Morris, managing director of English cricket, during the fourth cricket test match against the West Indies at Bridgetown February 27, 2009. Flintoff will be flying home from the West Indies for treatment on a torn hip muscle and will miss the final test match, the ECB said on Friday. Reuters Pictures 9 months ago

England's Andrew Flintoff (C) stands with Colin Gibson (L), head of communications at the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), and Hugh Morris, managing director of English cricket, during the fourth cricket test match against the West Indies at Bridgetown February 27, 2009. Flintoff will be flying home from the West Indies for treatment on a torn hip muscle and will miss the final test match, the ECB said on Friday.

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