Rocky Flintoff, the son of former England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff, made his mark in the Lancashire XI’s side against Durham at Chelmsford. The 16-year-old scored an unbeaten half-century but the match ended in a draw due to rain. However, Rocky caught the attention of fans with his six-hitting prowess, which bore a striking resemblance to his father Andrew. In a video published by The Lancashire Post, the teenager can be seen hitting three sixes, all of which were pull balls. “Rocky Flintoff hit 3 sixes and was on the verge of an unbeaten half-century in the XI! Our second match against Durham ended in a draw, Because the rain breaks again,” Lancashire wrote in the video.

Rocky Flintoff hit 3 sixes as the Second XI headed towards an unbeaten half-century!

Our second XI match against Durham ended in a draw due to another rain interruption.

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— Lancashire Cricket (@lancsricket) April 18, 2024

Enter the batter count. 5. Roxy scored a half-century off 78 balls and ended with an unbeaten 50.

Andrew Flintoff’s eldest son Corey is also part of the Lancashire XI. He bowled four overs but failed to pick a wicket, conceding 19 runs in the process.

Rocky and Kohli’s legendary father played 79 Test matches for England before retiring from cricket at the age of 32.

During his cricketing career, Flintoff played a key role in England’s Ashes wins in 2005 and 2009.

Flintoff announced his retirement from Test cricket after the 2009 Ashes Test win at The Oval, but due to a long-term knee injury, he decided to withdraw from all formats of the game with immediate effect.

The 46-year-old, also known as Freddie, went on to pursue a career in television, including co-hosting hit motoring show Top Gear.

Last year, Flintoff was involved in a horrific car accident while filming Cars. The incident left him with multiple injuries and scars on his face.