Freddie Flintoff's Son Rocky Makes History for Lancashire

Rocky Flintoff, the 16-year-old son of cricket legend Freddie Flintoff, has made history by becoming Lancashire's youngest-ever player. Rocky made his professional debut against Kent in the Royal London One-Day Cup at just 16 years and 113 days old.

In addition to his debut for Lancashire, Rocky Flintoff has already achieved significant milestones this year. He recently received his first call-up to the England Under-19s team and made a memorable impact by scoring 106 runs in an unofficial Test against Sri Lanka at Cheltenham, becoming the youngest player to score a century at this level.

Rocky's achievements have drawn comparisons to his father, Andrew Flintoff, affectionately known as Freddie, who is a celebrated former all-rounder for both Lancashire and England. After retiring from cricket, Freddie Flintoff transitioned into a successful broadcasting career, including roles as a team captain on the panel show "A League of Their Own" and as a presenter on the BBC's "Top Gear."

Rocky's debut for Lancashire and his impressive performance for the England Under-19s highlight his potential to follow in his father's illustrious footsteps in the world of cricket.