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Farewell Freddie

Wednesday 15 July 2009 11:22, UK

Image: Flintoff: Quitting Tests

Join the Sky Sports debate on all-rounder Andrew Flintoff's decision to retire from Test cricket.

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Join the Sky Sports debate on Flintoff's decision to retire from Test cricket

Andrew Flintoff has announced his retirement from Test cricket in a bid to concentrate on the shorter form of the game. Flintoff, who has played 75 Tests in 11 years, confirmed his plans to step down after the Ashes in a statement on Wednesday. The decision brings down the curtain on the Test career of the talented all-rounder, who has taken 219 wickets and 3,708 runs. The highlight of the 31-year-old's career came in 2005 as he played a pivotal role in the Ashes triumph. And as the tributes come in for Flintoff, we want to hear your views on player who was some often England's talisman. So join the Sky Sports debate and let's know your opinions via the form below...

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