Freddie Flintoff 10 Personal Facts, Biography, Wiki
Television presenter Born: December 6, 1977 (age 43 years), City of Preston, United Kingdom Height: 1.93 m Spouse: Rachael Wools Flintoff (m. 2005) Test debut (cap 591): 23 July 1998 v South Africa Last Test: 20 August 2009 v Australia Celebrated Name Freddie Flintoff Age 43 Years Nick Name Freddie, The Gravy Master Birth Name Andrew Flintoff Birth Date 1977-12-06 Gender Male Profession Cricketer Birth Nation England Place Of Birth Preston, Lancashire Nationality English Ethnicity White Horoscope Sagittarius Famous For Retired English international cricketer. Best Known For Presenter of BBC Two show, “Top Gear”. Father Colin Flintoff Mother Susan Flintoff Siblings 1 Brothers Chris Flintoff School Greenlands Community Primary School High School Ribbleton Hall High School Career Start 1998 Marital Status Married Married Date March 5, 2005 Spouse Rachael Wools Children 4 Son Cody, Rocky and Preston Daughter Holly Flintoff Body Type Athletic Body Measurement 41-37-35 inches Height 6ft 4inches(1.93m) Weight 98kg(216 lbs) Hair Color Blonde Eye Color Blue
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Flintoff married Rachael Wools in March 2005 at Knightsbridge, London. He has four children. He has the names of his wife and children tattooed on his left shoulder. Flintoff, once a Liverpool FC fan in his youth, is a supporter of Preston North End. In his 2005 autobiography, Being Freddie, Flintoff admitted he had little or no interest in football at the time and only visited the Etihad Stadium for the social atmosphere. Flintoff’s father, Colin, and his brother, Chris, both played cricket, with Colin still playing for Whittingham Cricket Club near Preston. During his innings of 167 against the West Indies at Edgbaston in July 2004, one six off Jermaine Lawson was hit high into the Ryder Stand and was almost caught by his father, who fumbled the ball and dropped it. Colin Flintoff remarked “If I’d taken it he’d have been the first Test batsman to be caught out by his dad!” In 2011, Flintoff was awarded an Honorary Fellowship of Preston-based Myerscough College. Flintoff’s cousin is John-Paul Flintoff, an author, broadcaster and journalist. “Flintoff Way” in Preston is named after their grandparents. His father was also the captain of Dutton Forshaw’s second XI cricket team. He is the winner of the first series of an Australian reality shows, “I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!”. He has 4 children with Rachael Wools. Hit his first century in cricket against New Zealand in 2002 After retiring from cricket due to a knee injury, he moved into broadcasting and became a team captain on A League Of Their Own Became a guest commentator for the PDC World Darts Championship in 2011 Moved into boxing as part of a television show and won his first ever fight against American Richard Dawson at the Manchester Arena Started The Andrew Flintoff Cricket Academy in 2008 In September 2010, Freddie Flintoff announced his retirement from all forms of cricket. In March 2011, the BBC announced that in the summer Andrew Flintoff would co-present a sports show for BBC Radio 5 Live, Freddie’s World Of Sport. In November 2012 Flintoff took up boxing and won on points against American Richard Dawson in a heavyweight fight. In 2017, the BBC launched the radio show and podcast Flintoff, Savage and the Ping Pong Guy, featuring Andrew Flintoff, Robbie Savage and Matthew Syed discussing sports’ talking points. In the same year ITV commissioned the gameshow Cannonball hosted by Freddie Flintoff. In October 2018, the BBC announced that Freddie Flintoff would be one of the presenters of Top Gear.
