The BAFTA-nominated and RTS award-winning programme sees Flintoff take on an even tougher challenge as he sets out with a plan to supersize his project across the North West of England.
Field of Dreams returned for a second season last summer, with him taking his newly-assembled cricket team along with some new recruits to India on an international tour.
In conversation with Clyde Holcroft, Flintoff said at the time of season 2's launch: "I think in some ways that was a blessing," he told Holcroft. Clarifying he didn't mean the accident, he put into perspective that "the lads were a year older" which was beneficial.
Clare Sillery, Head of Commissioning BBC Documentaries said of the show's renewal: "Freddie Flintoff has proved himself an exceptional role model.
"To see his passion for and commitment to cricket shine through and the transformational impact it has had on the lives of the lads from Preston playing on his team has been incredible to witness. I’m so pleased that he is back for another series building on the success of the last one."
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