Andrew Flintoff Bowling Masterclass! 🏏

[@FIL1994]

Freddy looks younger than ever, we all thought he would become a boozer in retirement but that Top Gear money has kept him in shape

[@007shumr]

We have to annihilate Spurs on Sunday

[@benjohn257]

He was into MMA after his cricketing Career...Still looks more fit and trim..

[@jporcas]

Not the top gear money. He's done is all himself and delt with a number of his issues. Big respect.

[@SMALLISLARGE]

Even his hair density goes lit.

[@nitishsaxena1372]

@@007shumr "we" 😂

[@riazuddin4920]

So good to hear Fred talkin about cricket! Such a wealth of knowledge. Sky should use him more.

[@shahmianas8512]

Who didn't copy this action growing up 😀..... was unplayable when he was on song. Reverse swing, extreme pace and hostility. He might not have the best stats but he did alot for the game through his 2005 Ashes exploits.

[@Crasky1992]

I think you're spot on here. Flintoff is one of those players where stats don't tell the full story.

[@Shivian124]

He was injured a lot. Had a few other health issues.

[@AngelicusImmortus]

Not as good as Jimmy Anderson, but still stunning on his day

[@jamescooling]

Bit like broad for me. A spell bowler, he could come in during a period of the game and completely change it. Left handers couldn't handle him

[@matthewthomas9556]

You just knew watching Freddie he was a better bowler than his stats suggested. When he had his tail up he was a high-quality bowler.

[@seaweed2963]

Flintoff is ageing in reverse

[@wymcoupe9335]

That's what happens when someone cleans their life up. Dude is a legend and I'm glad he didn't fade off into an alcoholocaust of obscurity.

[@CARLIN4737]

thats funny

[@BrianBadonde299]

That’s what a good diet and cutting out booze does for you. Not that I can talk

[@tanmay_6363]

@@BrianBadonde299 I'm aging in 5th gears 😥😣🐇

[@ashutoshpandeyz4508]

46 years old

[@bharatmahan7505]

At the age of 43 freddy Flintoff looks amazing. He must have done so much hard work on his physic

[@ArniItsOnlyArnab]

ABD ...even the great Freddie is praising him...what a player he was!!!

[@Iluvonix]

Man,,, his analysis of batsman foot position is spot on, shewag didn't even moved his feet,, that was how batsman were in the day

[@meghnaths5696]

Before Ben Stokes there was Andrew Flintoff. 90s kids know him.

[@Mujahid.91]

That 2005 Ashes Bro 🔥

[@kishoremana3]

Surprisingly they both have played together for the national team! Elites know this

[@Snahasishroychowdhury]

Yes & even Yuvraj's 6 sixes in a row 😁

[@rvs1444]

And before Flintoff was the great Ian Botham.

[@gillyobaggin]

Was obsessed as a kid

[@jackreacher9351]

I used to imitate Flintoff's bowling action in childhood. You look same Flintoff! Thanks Sky Sports 👍

[@Joe-xf5ot]

Me too bro, about 30 mph slower though 😅😂😂

[@wokemaster1929]

What Joe said, but much slower!

[@nathanwayne89]

I tried and gave myself a side strain.

[@minihacker4056]

Bhai yeh wohi yuvi ke 6 sixes wala hai na

[@missanaagarwal1185]

@@minihacker4056 nahi.. wo stuart broad hai

[@linkinpark7898]

Flintoff 🥲 2005 nostalgia hitting hard. He still looks the same!

[@Wanderlust5816]

Actually he was far more bulkier back then. He has probably worked out more after retirement 😀

[@Luis-gy5tw]

He was a aggressive player

[@Luis-gy5tw]

What a attitude

[@derekhattingh4593]

Flintoff looking in absolute shape🙃

[@007shumr]

My guy looking jacked

[@007shumr]

@@gurujojo8992 thanks for sharing I had no idea

[@gokulpadmalochan18]

Flintoff is one of my heroes truth be told. I really loved the way he played his cricket. He played with a lot of fun,lot of passion and had a big impact in the team . Even though injuries curbed his cricketing career and made it short but whenever he used to play he made sure he made a good impact for the team. Especially 05'

[@ngibson3730]

Man, he looks hotter and fitter now than his last ODI in 2009.

[@gokulpadmalochan18]

Seriously he looks so young

[@josephhavelin6923]

He looks more in his prime now than he did in his cricket prime 💪💪. Legend

[@meinmovingimage3193]

this is an old video

[@danishnisar3173]

He looked so big in Ashes 05..he s in great shape now

[@shahidbhat1006]

One thing about English players is that they make u love the game.

[@brendanturner4853]

That over to Ponting in 2005 wow 👏

[@truthsek]

The over to Kallis was great too

[@fahadrehman9647]

that run up, that follow through, that action. im telling ya there is a lot of my life in those things. My fav cricketer ever. and still in shape, can easily return to play t20. come on freddie come to PSL or something m8. nice one sky

[@sulemanali4006]

Flintoff vs jack kallis was epic battle.

[@ph6263]

He was my favourite player from England. He could have become one of the best all rounder in world cricket but unfortunately injuries ruined it. Love Freddie from India

[@ranjitfmanuel]

Ian Botham, Flintoff, Stokes...all natural cricketers

[@vamsimohan5369]

You are comparing Ian Botham and Flintoff?!? Seriously?

[@randyschwaggins]

Yep - Botham didnt even play representative cricket until he was 17!!! We can only wish to have such talent!

[@aruns9079]

Even Kevin Pietersen

[@randyschwaggins]

@@aruns9079 Ashley Giles too

[@grovsey3656]

@@randyschwaggins 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@papaaemeritus8813]

"There are a limited number of balls in my body". Right on, Freddie!

[@scottfletcher9134]

Can't even imagine Ben Stokes saying that, hence the difference between them.

[@TheMkBroadcast]

Freddie bowled 85-90+ in his absolute prime (2003-2008) with swing and cut, stokes hits 82-83MPH max and swings it more I’d say, you’re scared of one, but respect the other

[@javipswich]

Loved both of these Freddie masterclass videos

[@Kaps_KB]

Flintoff looking absolutely fabulous n game ready. I used to mimic his & Harmison's run up as a kid .

[@ashishkumar-br7nw]

Great allrounder, a genuine fast bowler and a very effective hard hitting lower order batsman

[@matadorlksh]

what you are missing out on is his hair. I remember him, without fail, always with those extreme short hair, unkept look. Looks way better now :P

[@mrkipling2201]

My generations Ian Botham. Absolutely brilliant player. That over at Edgbaston to get Langer and Ponting out is one of the best I’ve ever seen.

[@harrizprasath3304]

Wow he aged like wine.. Man this guy got amazing genes

[@prabaharanselvaraj2435]

Freddy Flintoff for England in Tests, Yuvraj Singh for India in ODIs & T20s might not have big individual records but they won lot of matches for their team.

[@arkadeepmukherjee685]

I absolutely loved his action. Tried to copy many a times. Looks very freeing and effortless 🔥❤️

[@ManishKumar-kv7ny]

Damn he's probably 45 and looks 25 and here I'm 22 and lookin like 42

[@kaberigomes2117]

He has done hair transplant, plus going to gym, has best access to nutrition and doctors. So dont cry bro. It's just a matter of resources.

[@SARYM911]

We are not ugly..Just poor

[@dandan4092]

@@SARYM911 what’s Key’s excuse?

[@sagarsunar]

@@kaberigomes2117 He tried to be pro boxer so he trained hard for it, hence the better physique and younger look... he had 2-3 bouts too before he decided that was enough.

[@sagarsunar]

@big carp catcher it wasnt charity..it was pro fight.

[@ahmedhassanGent]

Wasim gets a mention. Yet to see a bowler who hasn't talked about him.

[@randyschwaggins]

Thats because he was a genius...and on English wickets he was unplayable at times

[@lavarball61]

he played with wasim at lancashire

[@danishnisar3173]

Goat

[@grovsey3656]

Played for the same team 😅

[@paulcadwell2568]

All the Lancashire players that played with him have nothing but praise and love for Wasim, top bloke.

[@navers87]

Mind the windows, Tino!

[@DasnarkyRemarky]

Excellent stuff from Flintoff and Keys. Entertaining and insightful. Flintoff is doing a bit of a schwarzegger at the moment. 3 careers so far for hin and still looks young and fresh

[@samp8167]

Miss this guy. Freddie you are a legend! Looking amazing pal 👊🏽✌🏽🙏🏽

[@akib4069]

Flintoff's common gesture is 'back stepping''.noticed this back move since his career.

[@rarerishi5113]

yeah he started this back move when yuvi hit six sixes after fight with him.

[@rishiraj103]

@@rarerishi5113 have to say Rishis are always right 👍

[@khattakzindabad]

he learnt the wrist position from The Great wasim akram at Lancashire. The rest is history

[@surajshrestha478]

Absolutely used to adore him... Still remember him in Ashes 2005 like yesterday.. but my god he looks much younger than ever

[@varun1036]

Whenever I see him, EA Sports Mark Nicholas commentary runs in my head : "Big Freddie Flintoff goes to fifty and in some style...."

[@Talha777]

For a moment I thought this video is 10 years old.... Freddy looks so young

[@gundeepsingh8957]

Best All Rounder This Guy Got swag those days ❤️ Respect 90s kid know better

[@rahulkpr651]

He can come back any time, what a shape he is in

[@tektak2400]

If he was this fit in his playing days, he would have gotten fewer fitness issues & it would have enhanced his performance & longevity.

[@omarmukhtarTV]

Great Waseem's tips are pure gold.

[@imamulhaque2014]

My favourite pace bowler in my childhood.Wasim akram,Glenn mcgrath,andru flintoff,michell johnson,Mohammad amir all are most favourite pace bowler.❤❤❤

[@naveedkhan1434]

What a guy...arrogant,style,anger all like a fast bowler ...respect mate..

[@greatorientaluk9831]

I think Freddie is such a nice bloke too. Glad he doing good with Top Gear!!

[@p.h.j1720]

Is it a Standard size ball or Juniour size?

[@Darrahsdriftgarage]

Always loved his action. Lovely cricketer

[@HI-oh6zy]

What a talent

[@rp4378]

Flintoff the best. 2005 Ashes the best Ashes ever. Thanks to Freddie's marvelous Ashes that year England won it.

[@maheshgaur1431]

You should be in road safety world series it would be delighted to watch you ❤️

[@lameduck3630]

Pitch looks bloody amazing.

[@maxwalton5751]

1:07 that joke was under appreciated

[@mellowmonsoon278]

He made it interesting watch the English team play.

[@christupper6455]

Legend , 2005 what a year

[@elliottsw]

Ahh it's good to see someone is finally teaching him! ;)

[@jonallsop7502]

@ 0:53 - Visualisation gold

[@mrhufflepuff6443]

My favourite cricketer of all time! He was brilliant was our Freddie! one of the greatest English cricketers of all time...

[@aiithoda]

Serious GOAT of the game! Was so happy to see CSK pick him in IPL but was disappointed at the short stint!

[@nirajsingh8830]

GOAT but how, see his bowling or batting average

[@pjani14]

@@nirajsingh8830 He's one of those players where the stats don't reflect how good (and often great) he was. All the top players said they hated facing him. If he didn't get them out he would soften them up so they would get out to a loose shot against Giles or another seamer. His ODI bowling stats reflect his talent much better but after his first 4 years he became a special bowler in tests too. His batting was more erratic but he always had the capacity to change a game and put the opposition on the back foot in any game situation.

[@tanjidhossain4348]

Many of you are wondering about his fitness even at this age. Probably many dont know after retiring from cricket he became a professional boxer, thats what kept his fitness till now even much better than before.

[@SwarnenduSarkar-p3r]

Nice tutorial perfect outswinger natural inswinger

[@bflex89]

Scary good between 04 and 08. Can remember him bowling on flat pitches in India and had the batsman jumping all over. Must of been scary as f*ck facing him

[@samuelatienzo4627]

0:17 - " 'it 'im in da bellehhhh!" 🤣

[@skyhighguy86]

I think freddie was an amazing cricket player so entertaining an absolute game changer , bat and ball he did it all🏏

[@Wanderlust5816]

My favourite all rounder of all time. Freddy

[@cycleSCUBA]

6:06 Freddy would have adapted his bowling to counter 'these fancy shots' of today. He'd have been playing them as a batsman too !

[@colorsoflife8942]

Thanks Sky Sports for bringing Freddy.👍👍👍 He still looks the same.👌👌👌

[@belsayshootingground]

After watching to the end, there’s Only one thing missing, they never talked about the technical side of bowling from Fred’s view, foot work, timing, arm speed, front arm, shields, all of that missing! Do another video please Freddy!

[@ameetorres9]

Having Freddy in your team is as good as having 3 players.

[@stephendines1936]

Both are doing very well for themselves

[@bluesque9687]

Freddie is a legend. And he mentions, among others, how Ab de Villiars changed the game... but I wonder, how many batsmen can really emulate his strokeplay or range? He sure has influenced others... but nobody has been close to matching him!!

[@Jickylt]

Great masterclass by flintoff op

[@vanshajassudani8378]

I wish this masterclass was given to Stuart Broad in 2007 before the Yuvraj incident😂😂

[@vinitgaikwad]

Yuvraj taught a lesson that he would never forget !

[@vanshajassudani8378]

@@vinitgaikwad sure

[@jkuhede]

@@vinitgaikwad Sports is all about humility , I bet Yuvraj has been humbled by international or domestic players

[@vinitgaikwad]

@@jkuhede from where did you get that philosophy? the only focus is to win in the game ..sledging is a part of the process..rest is bs..

[@TheBigRonD]

Yuvraj ruined my childhood that day 🤣

[@pubuduthiwanka7667]

He was my favorite fast bowling allrounder back then.

[@ronadoron5399]

Rob key during his playing days looked already retired but Flintoff looks ready to play after retirement.. so fit

[@fareedom]

Flintoff was for me the most intimidating. He looked like getting a wicket every ball. Love from India!

[@shebant7482]

Ian Botham & Andrew Flintoff are best batting all rounders England ever produced. Luckily Ben Stokes joined in the list😃

[@TheTrippleTKA]

this man is more fit now than he ever was when he was playing lmao. If cricketers took fitness seriously back then, some of them could've played into mid their 30's if not late 30's like Jimmy Anderspn

[@hamishjohnson325]

Brilliant - loved that

[@nikhilbhosale2945]

Freddie is one of the best fast bowlers of all time and also one of the best all rounders of all time !!!

[@amahmood374]

Freddy, miss you bowling. ❤️❤️

[@vinayziggler5441]

My favourite bowling action...

[@AK-dz4pr]

Art - 666666 Artist - Yuvraj Singh Director - Flintoff Executive producer - Broad

[@fabianm2819]

freddy has the same mental idea as me, if I don't know when it's gonna happen, hows the batsman meant to?🤣🤣

[@versateum12]

freddie had the best action and some serious pace. Equally hostile while batting, i mean if you have to rank the greatest all round cricketers kallis and him are right at the top.

[@colorsoflife8942]

Freddy's was is an absolute legend.👌👍👍👍

[@sarfarazafzal7038]

My favourite all rounder ❤️

[@vlogtime8951]

Flintoff Yorkers amazing

[@a-xavierz.r8595]

Best all rounder flintoff regards from India

[@danish620]

Flintoff was my favorite bowler, of all time.

[@pavement422]

Really!?!?

[@danish620]

@@pavement422 it is what it is... Shane Bond though, close 2nd.

[@victormarshall9463]

My all time fav Flintoff .....ullaa laala lala layaaaoooo ullaa laala layaaaoooo.......

[@ryanbaker7023]

Legend. Loves the game

[@vipulsingh4947]

My all time fav allrounder

[@rahulkaulvakil]

Ashes 2005 is still fresh our memories because of Freddy 🐐

[@barryallen2642]

Shot out to everyone who ever tried Freddie bowling action back in school days in 2000’s

[@fairnsquare479]

Very skillful player but didn't justice with his ability, he is underachiever.. 💓 from Indiak

[@quranhidayah7]

flintoff is my all time fvrt love him

[@sadicr7]

Pride of Preston 🙌🏽🤩

[@balakumarankarunakaran1718]

Freddie Freddi Freddi what’s real name Andrew Flintoff. What a legend!! Was always injured 🤕

[@ST-bd9ui]

He is a bigman and played from a very early age.......Diet wasnt what it is now.