The Hundred Men's 2025: Tymal Mills prohibited from using OnlyFans logo on his bat
An unpredictable incident at The Hundred tournament. England and Sussex fast bowler Tymal Mills had an intention to use an OnlyFans sticker on his bat.
An unpredictable incident at The Hundred 2025 tournament. England and Sussex fast bowler Tymal Mills had an intention to use an OnlyFans sticker on his bat. But the governing body did not allow him to use the OnlyFans logo on his bat during a match of the tournament.
The English fast bowler, who is known for his skill in bowling death overs, has recently joined OnlyFans, a social media platform that is often associated with adult content. Recently, multiple personalities from the sports industry joined the platform to connect more with their followers. Mills insists that he is not going to post any exploit content on the social media platform, joining mostly to engage with fans and share details of cricket and lifestyle.
According to reports published by international media houses, Mills approached the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) for permission to use an OnlyFans logo on his bat during The Hundred match. But the cricket governing body quickly turned down his request, as the social media platform does not align with The Hundred’s family-friendly image.
Why the renowned cricketer joins the social media platform?
Cricket fans are starting to wonder why the pacer joined the platform. Mills claimed that he has a plan to use the platform to uphold insights of cricket and lifestyle content and has no intention to post any kind of adult material.
"I know exactly what people might think and what they are best known for. But I’ll be putting out content about cricket, and maybe a little bit of lifestyle too... I’m the first cricketer, and they’re trying to break into team sports. It’s ground zero in that regard, and I’m very excited. "I want to be brave," Tymal Mills said.
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