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'Don't rush Freddie'

Bbc Online, undated
England legend Sir Ian Botham says Andrew Flintoff should not be rushed back into the national side.
The squad for next Thursday's first Test against New Zealand is named on Sunday and the 30-year-old all-rounder has been tipped to return to the fold.
Flintoff has bowled well after a
fourth ankle operation last October but Botham has warned against a speedy comeback.
"I would just hold Fred back a bit I'd like him to play a bit more county cricket,"hetold BBC Sport
"I'd like him to have plenty of overs under his belt and plenty of runs as a batsman come the South Africans (later in the summer), because I think that will be a much sternertest
"I'd just like him to be given that time to get his confidence back; full
confidence in his body and more importantly in that ankle.
"England do need him but they need a fit Fred.
"But he also knows this is really make-or-break time because he's30 years old and he’s had four operations on it, so it's got to be right"
Flintoff has not played a Test match since the Ashes whitewash in Australia in January 2007.
He has struggled with the bat on his return to action this season — a pair in his latest game for Lancashire against Durham means he has managed only 68 runs in seven competitive innings.
But the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) have denied reports former England opener Geoffrey Boycott will be brought into the senior coaching set-up to help Flintoff with his batting.
Flintoff is a known admirer of the Yorkshire legend and has called on Boycott's expertise in the past.
But the ECB said any extension of that relationship would be in an unofficial capacity, and that informal talks with Boycott, 67, had actually been held with a view to him helping younger age groups.
"We use Nasser Hussain to talk to age-group teams and that is what we envisage other former players doing," said a spokesman.
While Flintoff is struggling with the bat, England teammate Paul Collingwood believes the Lancastrian, who dismissed him on Thursday in the current County Championship match with Durham, is "back to his best’ with the ball.
" He has run in really hard this week and it has been impressive stuff' Collingwood told BBC Radio 5 Live.
"He has bowled around 90mph, got it to shape away a touch and, as Fred always does, bowled in areas that are very difficult to defend against, let alone score off.
"I am not a selector but from what 1 have seen this week he is pretty much back to his best with the baU. Whether he has enough overs under his belt I don't know, you 'd have to ask Fred.
"We have to be very careful because he has had a few operations on his ankle and we don't want to rush him back too soon."