Rocky Flintoff hits first professional century for Lancs
Summary
Rocky Flintoff, an 18-year-old cricketer and son of former England player Andrew Flintoff, scored his first professional century in Lancashire's One-Day Cup match against Somerset. He made 123 runs off 76 balls, helping Lancashire achieve their highest total in List A cricket.Key Facts
- Rocky Flintoff scored 123 runs in Lancashire’s One-Day Cup game at Taunton.
- Lancashire scored 443 runs for 6 wickets, their best total in List A cricket.
- Flintoff hit 10 fours and 7 sixes during his innings.
- He formed a 214-run partnership with teammate Keaton Jennings, who scored 156 runs.
- Rocky Flintoff made his Lancashire professional debut at age 16 years and 113 days.
- He holds records as the youngest centurion for England Under-19s and England Lions.
- Injuries have impacted his career, causing him to miss important tournaments.
- Flintoff recently signed a two-year contract extension with Lancashire.
- His batting style during the match reminded many of his father’s aggressive play.
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