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Freddie Flintoff is reportedly preparing to make a huge comeback after taking time away from screens to recover following his horrific crash on Top Gear

Top Gear host Paddy McGuinness has admitted that he hasn't spoken to his co-star Andrew Flintoff for 10 months. The former England cricket suffered multiple injuries in a horrific crash in 2022 while filming for the BBC show which has now been pulled off air

The BBC has announced the motoring programme Top Gear will be "rested" for the foreseeable future in the wake of the accident involving host Freddie Flintoff, with co-host Paddy McGuinness now speaking out

Freddie Flintoff was involved in a near-fatal accident on the set of the BBC's Top Gear - with the corporation deciding to shelve the long-running series in the wake of the incident

Monty Panesar dismissed the great Sachin Tendulkar during England's tour of India in 2006 and has thanked captain Andrew 'Freddie' Flintoff for believing in him

The cricketing star has been living largely out of the spotlight since he was involved in a near fatal car crash while filming Top Gear for the BBC in December 2023

Freddie Flintoff made a welcome return to cricket over the summer following his terrifying Top Gear crash - and his close friend Rob Key says he is fully embracing coaching

There's a royal theme to the most popular baby names in 2023, with Charles and Charlotte booming in popularity, while Elizabeth dropped off the list after a successful run

TV presenter Andrew 'Freddie' Flintoff has returned to cricket after being involved in a serious car crash and suffering facial injuries while filming Top Gear a year ago

Freddie Flintoff returned to the England coaching staff for the opening game of the T20 series against the West Indies, but his side collapsed to another dismal defeat

Former England captain Andrew Flintoff will rejoin the England set-up for their T20 series against West Indies later this month despite suffering facial injuries in a car crash

Top Gear began airing in its new format all the way back in 2002 and now BBC bosses have announced the show is on 'rest for the foreseeable future'

Top Gear presenter Freddie Flintoff raised safety concerns about the stunt that ended in a serious crash last December as the beloved car show is put to 'rest' by BBC bosses

It was announced recently that BBC show Top Gear will not be returning to our screens any time soon after Freddie Flintoff was involved in a horrific crash while filming

Former Top Gear presenter James May – who hosted the show alongside Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond – weighed in on the BBC's decision to rest the series

Broadcaster says the popular motoring show is being rested - but it is only 'temporary' - after Andrew Flintoff was injured midway through filming the 34th series

BBC bosses have announced that long-running show Top Gear will be 'rested' for the foreseeable future following a horror crash last December which left host Andrew Freddie Flintoff with facial injuries

Cricket star and TV presenter Freddie Flintoff has taken on his first role since his horrific crash whilst filming Top Gear as the future of the BBC show remains in doubt

Almost a year on since his horrific Top Gear crash, Freddie Flintoff has landed his first head coach role at Northern Superchargers ahead of next year's Hundred

Andrew 'Freddie' Flintoff has enjoyed a successful career in TV during the last decade or so but is now set to return to cricket - the sport that made him a household name

Former England cricket captain Freddie Flintoff was rushed to hospital after the high-speed crash while filming BBC show Top Gear last December and filming has been paused

Top Gear presenter Freddie Flintoff was involved in a horror car crash, which left him fighting for his life, while filming for the BBC show at Dunsfold Aerodrome last December

The former England cricket star has reportedly agreed a £9 million compensation package with the BBC over the loss of two year's earnings as a result of his injures

The format for the show, which has been given the working title ‘Champions, will resemble the hugely successful Netflix Formula 1 series

Freddie Flintoff is set to continue his return to cricket with the England Lions squad as they prepare for a three-week training camp in the United Arab Emirates