Following in his father’s footsteps, 16-year-old Rocky Flintoff has scored his maiden century for Lancashire’s second XI, showcasing his remarkable batting abilities. His impressive century, which included a 39-run partnership with his older brother Corey, is a testament to his talent and determination. The younger Flintoff’s achievements on the same ground where his father played a legendary role in England’s victory over Australia in 2005 add an emotional touch to his accomplishment.
Following his stunning innings of 50 not out against Durham last week, Rocky Flintoff, the son of England cricket legend Andrew Flintoff, has further impressed with a blistering century for Lancashire’s second XI against Warwickshire. In an innings that showcased his exceptional batting skills, Rocky struck 116 runs from 165 deliveries, hitting 11 boundaries and three towering sixes. Notably, he shared a memorable moment on the pitch with his brother, Corey Flintoff, who contributed 20 runs from 45 balls.
