New Delhi: Andrew Flintoff, former all-rounder of England and has been consistently rated by the ICC as being among the top international all-rounder in both ODI and Test cricket.
Flintoff revealed in his second autobiography that he was once run out while batting for England due to the ill-effects of Viagra.
He is currently promoting his book named' Second innings' which is also his second autobiography.
Flintoff during his entire cricketing career was mired in various controversies. The English all-rounder revealed that the Viagra incident was one of the lowest point in his career.
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He said," I took three Viagra one night and didn't realise how long they lasted. Trying to bat the next day in that state was not easy. I was run out, simply because I couldn't move. I could only hop. It wasn't worth it, either. Complete waste of time.", said Flintoff.
Flintoff admitted. 'Cricket gave me sleepless night',
The 37-year-old all-rounder announced his retirement from entire cricketing format in 2010.
