FREDDIE FLINTOFF appears to be working again following his horror car crash in 2022.

The former cricket star looked fit and healthy in a picture shared online as he showed his scars in front of the camera.

Flintoff was seriously injured during a car crash on the Top Gear test track in December of 2022 while filming the now cancelled car show.

But after making a recovery from the “life-altering” injuries he suffered, the 46-year-old is back to work for the BBC.

Flintoff appears to be filming the second season of his hit show “Freddie Flintoff’s Field of Dreams” in which he attempts to get kids into cricket.

The star posed for a photo with young cricketer Subhajit Naskar at the Cricket Association of Bengal with the second season his show set to focus on cricket in India.

While other photos showed the retired England all-rounder being presented with a jersey from Indian Premier League team Kolkata Knight Riders by Bengal Cricket president Snehasish Ganguly.

The second season of Flintoff’s show comes after he penned a MEGA seven-figure deal with the BBC last year.

A TV insider told Out For A Duck that the star’s return to the screen is a hugely positive step following the harrowing crash.

They said: “This will be a huge comfort to his fans because it shows he’s healing well and returning to two of his greatest passions — sport and television.

“It’s obvious that there is some scarring, which everyone expected, but Freddie looks to have made huge progress since he was last seen in public playing cricket.

“He’s clearly comfortable enough to get in front of a camera again — something which was not the case this time last year.

“They’re nervous first steps, as he’s recovering both mentally and physically, but the TV show he’s making is a real passion project for him.”

The first season of Flintoff‘s show saw him return to him hometown of Preston to get youngsters involved in the game that made him an international super star.

And fans are eagerly awaiting the second season of the series which will now take Flintoff to cricket-mad India.