Where Are The Cast Of Freddie Flintoff Field Of Dreams Now?

Freddie Flintoff Field Of Dreams cast is now in the field of cricket. According to BBC ,the players have returned in season 2 of the show.

The young players are still in the game, with a new season premiered on BBC Sports' Instagram post on October 7, 2022. Among all cast of the show, only Ben, Adnan, and Sean were fan favorites.

1. Ben

Ben is just an 18-year-old boy who kept shocking the show's top gear host, Freddie. According to WalesOnline, Ben has been homeless for six months at the age of 15.

Freddie was heartbroken to learn that one of his young cricket colleagues had spent some time in his formative years living on the streets. On Tuesday, July 12, a new episode of Freddie's Field of Dreams will premiere. The episode centers on the former cricket star's attempts to create a team of players from scratch with recalcitrant Preston neighborhood kids.

On the BBC program episode, Ben acknowledged that he "didn't have a wide circle of friends," which was one of the reasons he joined Freddie's cricket squad. I am alone a lot of the time. He said, "I reasoned that it would be enjoyable to join Freddie's team to meet new people and lead a different life."

2. Adnan 

Adnan, a 16-year-old actor in Field of Dreams, endured a trying wait for his future. Freddie, the show's creator, has revealed that the young man has been granted refuge. He was born and raised in Afghanistan.

Afghani Adnan's tale began in episode two and was unquestionably the most significant one to emerge from the broadcast. Former Lancashire teammate Kyle Hogg and Flintoff were both taken aback by the 16-year-old natural's talent for the game.

3. Sean

Sean, a 16-year-old who has attended multiple schools, was the show's star. He is a traumatized 16-year-old Afghan refugee who has subsequently been given asylum and stole the stage.

Adnan traveled via truck, car, ferry, and lorry from Afghanistan to Calais. He hid in an empty vehicle close to Calais and made his way to Preston. When he arrived, he got out of the truck and surrendered to the police.

Andrew Flintoff was born on December 6, 1977. He was a professional cricketer for England before becoming a television and radio host.

He played a crucial role for England after making his debut in 1998, and in the 2005 Ashes, he was named "Man of the Series" for his country.

Later on, in the team's history, he served as vice-captain and captain. After the 2009 Ashes series, he ended his career in Test cricket. He also left the sport in 2010 for other sports.

Flintoff's father, Colin Flintoff, was a plumber, a factory maintenance worker, and the captain of Dutton Forshaw's second XI cricket side. Flintoff attended Greenlands Community Primary School and Ribbleton Hall High School (subsequently renamed City of Preston High School). He traveled to Argentina for the first time when he was 14 years old.

He hosted the renowned program Field of Dreams and produced a second season of his cricket reality show, in which he used the sport to assist troubled children.

The BBC One documentary "Freddie Flintoff's Field of Dreams" received plaudits for its moving examination of how the former England cricketer's assistance enabled a group of young men without any prior cricket experience to join a team and have profoundly life-changing experiences.

His show, Freddie Flintoff's Field of Dreams, was released on July 5, 2022, on BBC One. BBC sport's official Instagram post has confirmed sequence 2 of Freddie Flintoff's Field of Dreams on October 7, 2022.