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Andrew Flintoff's Son Rocky Breaks Somerset's 136-Year-Old Record with Blistering Show in One-Day Cup
- Rocky Flintoff scored his first professional century of 123 runs from 76 balls for Lancashire in the One-Day Cup, breaking Somerset's 136-year-old record.
- At 16 years and 113 days old, Rocky Flintoff was Lancashire's youngest player when he debuted in the 2024 One-Day Cup and became the youngest to score a century for the England Lions, surpassing his father Andrew Flintoff's record.
- Andrew Flintoff resigned as head coach of the England Lions in August 2026, expressing pride in developing young cricketers and citing a new coaching role with Sydney Thunder.
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18-year-old Rocky Flintoff caused a sensation by scoring a century off 65 balls against Somerset. His 123 and Keaton Jennings' 156 helped Lancashire post their highest List A score of 443/6. In reply, Somerset were bowled out for 269, and Lancashire won by 174 runs to advance to the knockout stage.
Andrew Flintoff's son Rocky breaks Somerset's 136-year-old record with blistering show in One-Day Cup
Rocky Flintoff smashed his maiden Lancashire century, hitting 123 off 76 balls against Somerset in the One-Day Cup. At 18 years and 126 days, he became Lancashire’s youngest first-team centurion, breaking Archie MacLaren’s 136-year-old record.
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