Andrew Flintoff signs autographs for fans as he continues his new role working with the England cricket team following his life-threatening crash on Top Gear… as Stuart Broad says his former team-mate is in ‘fine form’
Andrew Flintoff signs autographs for fans as he continues his new role with the England cricket team following his life-threatening crash on Top Gear… while Stuart Broad says his former teammate is in ‘great form’
- Andrew Flintoff made his first public appearance in nine months on Friday
- The former cricketer suffered a life-threatening car accident on Top Gear
- He saw this mentor in good spirits as England prepared for their ODI
Andrew Flintoff has continued to work in his new role with the England team as they look to secure the second ODI against New Zealand.
The former international cricketer was pictured in public for the first time in nine months on Friday after surviving a horrific crash on BBC Show Top Gear.
He suffered broken ribs and facial injuries in the December 13 incident in which his open-topped car overturned.
Rain has delayed the start of England’s second ODI against New Zealand, although new pictures this morning showed Flintoff getting involved in the warm-up and signing autographs for fans.
The 45-year-old appeared in good spirits as he shared a joke with England stars Chris Woakes and Mark Wood, and was also seen shaking hands with Jonny Bairstow.
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Andrew Flintoff signs autographs for fans as he continues his new role with the England team
Flintoff was seen on the pitch this morning after making his first public appearance in nine months on Friday – following his life-threatening crash on BBC show Top Gear
Flintoff shakes hands with current England star Jonny Bairstow during this morning’s warm-up
Stuart Broad has insisted Flintoff (right) is in ‘good form’ as the former cricketer shares a joke with Chris Woakes and Mark Wood
Flintoff is pictured at the back of the group as England prepare for their second ODI