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Published 12:16 10 Oct 2015 BST
Updated 16:13 3 Mar 2016 GMT

"It started with an article my ex sold to the News of the World," Flintoff told the Daily Mail. "It wasn’t very complimentary about my 'performance', if you get my meaning so I decided I had to put that myth to bed even though I was in the middle of a Test match," Flintoff explains.
"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," he added.Explore more on these topics:
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