Andrew Flintoff’s son Corey, 19, signs two-year rookie contract at Kent and could face brother Rocky in County Championship | Cricket News

Corrie Flintov, the son of the former England captain and winner of Ash Andrew, has signed a two-year rising contract with Kent-Rocky brother Rocky in the boycott championship this season.

Corrie, a quick founder like his father, will be eligible to get Kent about his university studies after joining a boycott that is now trained by the former team captain and England Adam Hollyuk.

The teenager, who came through the Lancashire tracks, has toured four matches in the two -day warm -up against Essex last week before the opening match of the provincial championship in Northhamptonchier from April 4 after a decline last year.

Korean against Brother Rocky in the second section?

The 16 -year -old Korei Rocky brother will join him in the second section with Lancashire, as he started from the top of the trip in 2024.

Kent Lancashire is scheduled to play in Blackpool in June before welcoming them at Canterbury after a month for the match.

Rocky manufactured the boycott championship and appeared in one day in the Lancashire Cup last summer, while this winter became the youngest player to score a century for England Lions, and broke his father’s record when he reached three numbers against the eleventh Australian cricket game in Brisbane.

Andrew Flintov – who made more than 200 games for England between 1998 and 2009 – was a lead coach Lyons on that round.

Corrie Flintov: Kent is the right place for me

When joining Kent, Corrie said: “I am happy to continue to delay as a player under the leadership of Adam Hollywick and excellent training staff here. The players in the dressing room welcomed me and there is a great atmosphere here.

“I am excited about the next for me and I know that Kent is the right place for me to escalate the climax in the first team.”

“Corrie Curry is a very exciting young player and has a great ability to score goals and take the share.

“He is a very hard factor and I know that he is very determined to make a name for himself in the professional cricket game. We are pleased that he feels that he can do it as a Kent player.”