Andrew Flintoff is all determined to be present at all one-day internationals and twenty 20 in the next 12 months. Currently he is bed, though is hitting hard to get out soon and start playing as a true sports man. He is in the early stages of rehabilitation after his latest knee operation and has yet to set any date for a return, but when he is fit maximum by November end than will start playing for England.

He is upset and reveals the fact the hard time he had to go through to be in the cricket team and to help England win the Ashes and said that nobody can question his motivation to play for his country.

After England demanded a commitment in writing from Andrew Flintoff that he will make himself available for all his country’s one-day and Twenty20 internationals over the next 12 months, the sports man called a press conference and released his Autobiography ‘Ashes to Ashes’ the very day. 

The book says all and still is just a blink to the life of Fllintoff. He also depicted in the book and said that, “Over this last Ashes summer some of the things I did to get on that cricket field... I don't think my motives can ever be questioned. It was a struggle towards the end”. Stung by insinuations, he refused a £28,000 incremental contract to play one-day and Twenty20 internationals. 

Andrew Flintoff believes England must select Durham pace bowler Steve Harmison (friend of him) for the winter's Test series in South Africa.

He said: ‘England’s most important game of the summer was the fifth Ashes Test, and he was in the side. He want to play all games for the country even now and says he wants to play till his last breath or till he can!

By: Vishal Mehta
Editor, Infibeam.com

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Posted by Vishal Mehta on 5 October, 2009 3:37:42 PM IST #