Beloved TV personality Freddie Flintoff has made a welcome return to screens following a horrific crash while filming Top Gear. The former cricketer will be back on our screens tonight in the one ...

Freddie Flintoff is back on our screens tonight as host of rebooted darts quiz show Bullseye, two years on from suffering serious injuries in a horrific car crash. The England cricket legend was ...

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Known as 'Freddie', Flintoff moved into TV presenting at the end of his cricket career and fronted Top Gear from 2019 until the crash three years later. In the first series of Field of Dreams ...

Freddie Flintoff is tipped to make a big return to TV after hosting the Christmas special of Bullseye in December last year. While the programme was a one-off – marking a return for the ITV series ...

THE TV star revealed he warned bosses prior to the accident that someone would be killed on the set of the motoring problem if safety issues weren't addressed.

The name was inspired by the famous cartoon character Fred Flinstone. Simply because of the similarities between the two surnames, Flintoff’s fellow pupils never let go of the term, although the man ...

The 46-year-old cricket star will take over as host of the darts-themed program from the late comedian Jim Bowen ...

Credit: PA Rocky Flintoff, the son of former England cricket captain Andrew 'Freddie' Flintoff, has scored a quickfire century - a score of 100 or more runs in a single innings - for England Lions ...

An individual close to Flintoff confided to The Times about the significant toll the crash took on him, saying: "Freddie has been seriously emotionally and physically affected by the crash.