Andrew Flintoff's 16-year-old son Rocky made his County Championship debut, scoring 32 points for Lancashire against Surrey.
Rocky batted fourth in a Division I game at Kia Oval on Thursday, throwing 64 pitches and driving in three runs.
He was out on the first ball after lunch on the first day, caught at backward point off the bowling of Jordan Clarke.
Rocky made his breakthrough this summer, becoming the youngest player to score a century for England Under-19s in an unofficial Test match against Sri Lanka A.
The teenager has made seven appearances for Lancashire in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup, scoring 88 runs from 115 balls against Middlesex at Emirates Old Trafford.
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Nineteen years after Andrew Flintoff last scored a hundred for England, his son Rocky followed in his father's footsteps by scoring a hundred for England Under-19s against Sri Lanka.
He also scored a hundred for England U19s in a one-day warm-up match against a Young Lions invitational XI, and his first hundred for the Lancashire second-team came against Warwickshire.
Rocky's father Andrew played 79 Test matches, 141 one-day internationals and seven T20 internationals for England between 1998 and 2009, helping the team win the Ashes against Australia in 2005 and 2009.
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Rocky scored his first double century for Lancashire against Warwickshire at Edgbaston earlier this season (Source: Lancashire Cricket)
After retiring as a player, he worked as a TV presenter, but returned to cricket after a serious car accident while filming an episode of Top Gear.
He has worked as part of England's backroom staff in the white-ball format and was head coach of the Northern Superchargers Men in this year's Hundred.
Andrew was tipped as a possible successor to Matthew Mott as England white-ball manager in July.
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Andrew Flintoff could become England's next white-ball head coach.
Marcus Trescothick will take charge of the team on an interim basis during the eight white-ball games, which begin at home to Australia in September. Live on Sky Sports.
England vs Australia – All matches will be broadcast live on Sky Sports.
- First T20 International (September 11) – Ageas Bowl, Southampton (6.30pm kick-off)
- 2nd T20 International (September 13) – Sophia Gardens, Cardiff (starts at 6.30pm)
- 3rd T20 International (September 15) – Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester (2.30pm kick-off)
- First international flight on the first day (September 19) – Trent Bridge, Nottingham (starts at 12.30pm)
- Second Day International (September 21) – Headingley, Leeds (starts at 11am)
- 3rd 1-day International Competition (September 24) – Seat Unique Riverside, Durham (starts at 12:30pm)
- 4th 1-day International Competition (September 27) – Lord's, London (starts at 12.30pm)
- 5th One-Day International Competition (September 29) – The Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol (11am kick-off)
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