Here's the one to Flintoff:
38.1 Lee to Flintoff, no run
38.2 Lee to Flintoff, no run, that's easily left alone outside off
38.3 Lee to Flintoff, no run, half-shouts for that one which flicks the thigh pad as Collingwood chases it down leg where a tumbling Gilchrist does well to grasp that with his left glove
38.4 Lee to Flintoff, no run, brings his bat down on that one with a sturdy and deliberate defence on the front foot
38.5 Lee to Flintoff, no run, ooh, short, wide of off stump and Flintoff has a big fish at that one. Why?
38.6 Lee to Flintoff, OUT, and Lee strikes! Flintoff, the big wicket, their big hope, he's gone! Lee banged that one down and Flintoff flashes at it and the ball takes the outside edge.
Flintoff stands motionless. My, my, England are in deep deep trouble
A Flintoff c wicket-keeperGilchrist b Lee 2 (24b 0x4 0x6) SR: 8.33
Why can't he do this more often? Bowl to a plan and actually stick to it.