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Andrew Flintoff - more injury woesEngland by wbradley5 (U11235828) 10 May 2008  With another injury set to rule him out of the New Zealand tests, the pessimists will again come out to suggest that England shall never see the same Andrew Flintoff that won the Ashes in 2005. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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TLJ1608 (U11737387) posted May 10, 2008 have never seen him treat lee like a club bowler. ur a very bitter man.
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ravibala (U3317452) posted May 10, 2008 TL, the last series between NZ and Australia - McCullum smashed Lee all over the park - if you are sincere, check cricinfo history pages
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TLJ1608 (U11737387) posted May 10, 2008 hmm doubt that, the only runs he had was 96 in one game and lees figures were 2-48 doubt he smashed all over the park.
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IndianBlade (U8471661) posted May 10, 2008 i expect England to win but will be shocked with how close it will be. New zealand have been competitive so far and I expect that to happen against England as well. England will have to bat new zealand out of the game.
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testmatchforwho (U11878722) posted May 11, 2008 this injury to the English media hype, that is Flintoff, was only expected. we now know that langers opinion really counts for nothing. just a week ago langer said that Flintoff was the best international bowler he faced. too bad he does not play international cricket now.
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Stargazer (U2150250) posted May 11, 2008 Building up some great form, yes, but not match fit. This is why he could not have been risked in a Test in a 4-man attack because the danger of him breaking down was too great. posted May 14, 2008 A great cricketer? Undoubtedly. A man who symbolises English cricket? I hope not, unless a drunken oaf on or off the field is what you're looking for. With Steve Waugh's determination and work ethic he could just have surpassed Botham. Instead he has managed himself and his talent appallingly. His best years have gone. Accept it.
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SGGHoncricket (U8519049) posted May 17, 2008 I have to agree, I seriously think we may have seen the last of the Andrew Flintoff we know. Pessimist I may be, but If we see him in the team again I doubt very much that it will be the same Freddy we remember, and it won't be very long. Comment on this article
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