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Flintoff admits he is one injury away from quitting cricket | England all rounder Andrew Flintoff has admitted that he is just one injury away from calling quits
from cricket. Injured Flintoff is spending the next three months in Dubai to facilitate his recovery from a right knee operation and make a return to England's one-day
team. "The next time I get injured, I will be gone. Realistically, with the operation I've had, I have a limited shelf life. I'll try to draw that out for as long as I can," PA Sports quoted Flintoff, as saying. "But if the knee or anything else
goes, that will pretty much be it. I've been injured since I was 13. Me and bowling
have never actually gone together," he said. Flintoff, 31, retired from Test cricket
at the end of England's Ashes-winning summer, and 24 hours after helping his team
regain the urn he underwent arthroscopy to his injured right knee, Cricinfo reported.
He admitted in a newspaper interview last month hat there is a chance he may never
play again, but his main ambition remains to play in another World Cup and has
targeted the one-day leg of England's tour of Bangladesh next February as a realistic
date for a comeback. His latest bout of rehabilitation suffered a minor setback
in early September when it was revealed that he was afflicted by deep vein thrombosis
in his right calf. |
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