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Roebuck, a renowed cricket columnist, said the the likes of Ishant Sharma and Ravi Bopara have failed to reproduce their magic at the international level and the Indian Premier League (IPL) is to be blamed for their downfall. Full Article at New Kerala
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Monty Panesar dreamed of ending his Test career with the acclaim of the crowd ringing in his ears. But not when he had a bat in his hand. And not at the age of 27, after the first Test of an Ashes series. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff wants to play in tWO more World Cups after coming through a career-saving knee operation. Full Article at Webindia123
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For cricket fans, Andrew Flintoff’s lively and very personal account of his last four years of Test cricket is both informative and compelling. Full Article at 7 Days
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Melbourne: Former Australia captain Mark Taylor does want Brett Lee to follow in the footsteps of Andrew Flintoff but feels with age creeping up it would be difficult for the injury-ravaged pacer to earn his place back in the Test team. Full Article at The Hindu
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Former Australia [ Images ] captain Mark Taylor does want Brett Lee to follow in the footsteps of Andrew Flintoff [ Images ] but feels with age creeping up it would be difficult for the injury-ravaged pacer to earn his place back in the Test... Full Article at Rediff
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Former Australia captain Mark Taylor does not want Brett Lee to follow in the footsteps of Andrew Flintoff but feels with age creeping up it would be difficult for the injury-ravaged pacer to earn his place back in the Test team. Full Article at Hindustan Times
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Australian skipper Ricky Ponting [ Images ] believes all rounder Shane Watson [ Images ] has the capability to become the world's premier all-rounder in the coming years. Full Article at Rediff
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Former Australia captain Mark Taylor does not want Brett Lee to follow in the footsteps of Andrew Flintoff but feels with age creeping up it would be difficult for the injury-ravaged pacer to earn his place back in the Test team. Full Article at NDTV
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Former Australia captain Mark Taylor does not want Brett Lee to follow in the footsteps of Andrew Flintoff but feels with age creeping up it would be difficult for the injury-ravaged pacer to earn his place back in the Test team. Full Article at CricBuzz.com
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best all-rounder, says Ponting Wednesday, November 18, 2009 SYDNEY: Australian skipper Ricky Ponting believes all rounder Shane Watson has the capability to become the worlds premier all-rounder in the coming years. Full Article at The News
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Ponting said that with England''s Andrew Flintoff retiring from the international scene and South African Jacques Kallis'' career almost coming towards its end, Watson has the chance to press his claims to be considered as the No. 1 all-rounder. Full Article at New Kerala
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Andrew Flintoff relaxes at the Yas Marina Grand Prix Circuit in Abu Dhabi earlier this month. Full Article at England and Wales Cricket Board
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Page last updated at 09:26 GMT, Tuesday, 17 November 2009 Swindon Town defender Hasney Aljofree continued his comeback from a knee injury by playing his first 90 minutes in almost a year on Monday. Full Article at BBC Sport
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London, Nov.17 (ANI): England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff says he is recovering well from his knee surgery, and concedes he is likely to miss England's tour to Bangladesh early next year. Full Article at OneIndia
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Ponting said the all-rounder will get the opportunity this summer to press his claim for the top all-rounder in the world and Andrew Flintoff's retirement has already made his task a lot easier. Full Article at New Kerala
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Andrew Flintoff has all but ended any lingering hopes of his participation in the one-day leg of England's tour to Bangladesh. Full Article at ESPN STAR Sports
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Tuesday, November 17, 2009 LONDON: England allrounder Andrew Flintoff has received a boost in his recuperation from knee surgery after being told by Andy Williams, the specialist who conducted the operation, that his recovery is going well. Full Article at The News
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Lee has been having discussions with his manager about the possibility of following Andrew Flintoff into Test retirement but continuing to play lucrative one-day and Twenty20 events. Full Article at PerthNow
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AS AUSTRALIAN selectors meet tomorrow to consider the future of Phillip Hughes, Ricky Ponting has revealed the youngster was dropped to save him from being permanently scarred. Full Article at Adelaide Now
About Andrew Flintoff
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Andrew "Freddie" Flintoff, MBE, (born 6 December 1977 in Preston, Lancashire) is an English cricketer who plays for Lancashire County Cricket Club, England and Indian Premier League team, Chennai Super Kings. Full Article
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England cricketer Andrew Flintoff balances on crutches as he poses for pictures to launch his new book entitled 'Ashes to Ashes' in London on September 28, 2009. Flintoff, 31, who has undergone knee surgery since the Ashes Series against Australia, has retired from Test match cricket.
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LONDON - AUGUST 23: Andrew Flintoff (L) of England smiles with Steve Harmison after England's victory during day four of the npower 5th Ashes Test Match between England and Australia at The Brit Oval on August 23, 2009 in London, England.
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Before the operation, I said that I’d like to go to Bangladesh with the one-day squad, but that might be unrealistic
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Last summer, they did and in that last Test match everyone was saying it had to be Andrew Flintoff's massive last game and it was Stuart Broad who took the limelight and stepped up
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I’ve got the IPL shortly after that, and then the World Twenty20 [starting on April 30]. I just want to get playing as soon as I can, but to give a date is difficult at the moment
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Calling up Luke is not like-for-like for Andrew Flintoff
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Manchester would be a fantastic base for any team in 2018 World Cup. North West people love their sport and whoever was based there would enjoy the experience.
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It would be unfair of me to walk away now ... Andrew Flintoff's walked away so you're taking probably about 135 Test matches out of the equation in a short space of time.
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And Andrew knows just how crucial it is to hit the ground running when you land because South Africa are such a dangerous team. They are on a par with Australia. We had success there a few years ago and just about come out on top in the Tests. It's a great place to tour but it's such a hard place to go ...
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In the space of a few weeks we have had two leading players withdrawing from components of the international game, Andrew Flintoff from Tests and Ricky Ponting, from Twenty20 internationals
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And Andrew knows just how crucial it is to hit the ground running when you land because South Africa are such a dangerous team. They are on a par with Australia. We had success there a few years ago and just about come out on top in the Tests. It's a great place to tour but it's such a hard place to go ...
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Following his retirement from Test cricket, Andrew Flintoff is no longer eligible for a 12-month central contract
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The surgeon says the chances of me coming back are high ... Obviously there is always the odd case where it doesn't work but I did my own research. You Google the operation and get all these examples. A lot of basketball players have had it and they're much bigger and heavier and they jump higher than m...
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I am actually quite pleased I managed to get to 31 and play 70-odd Test matches because for the bulk of them I have been struggling. I'd love to play for years and years. If you spoke to Graham Gooch or Ian Botham they would love to make a comeback and play again - and I'm no different
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If you speak to any team in the world, Aussies included, about who they don't want to face, it's Steve Harmison. He'd be in my team any day
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I'm available for every England game except Test matches
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We were watching Harmy bowling to Hughes [for England Lions] and when Harmy hit him on the head first ball it was a huge lift
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I'll be available for every [England] game
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The ECB told us about the money they would lose by not playing the Test series and they emphasised the impact that would have on cricket in England, on county cricket and grassroots cricket. Basically they were telling us that if we went home some lad in Preston might not be able to play cricket
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I am grateful to the ECB for all the financial support they have given me to help in my rehabilitation. I have moved to Dubai because I believe it will help in that and their decision to pay for Dave Roberts' continued expertise to aid my recovery has been invaluable.
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