by The Bowler Fast Tymal Mills in England will be forbidden to slap a logo promoting its unique account on its bat during the hundred.
The Southern Brave Star announced that it was joining the platform last week, offering content that would give subscribers “a closer and more personal look at life as a professional cricket player”. The website is known to accommodate sexually explicit content, but Mills says that its channel and the content it produces is “completely safe”.
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Mills, who is the main male desk of all time in The Hundred, had not yet displayed the single fans logo in his two appearances in competition, but would require the approval of the England Cricket Commission and Wales (ECB) if he did.
Sussex Sharks captain actually made an effort to obtain permission City AMBut his request was refused. It is understood that the reason was that the organizers do not believe that only the fan align with the family values of the hundred.
It is said that Mills understands the decision. The ECB was contacted for comments.
The 33 -year -old has already participated in 16 T20 internationals for his country and was part of the England team which won the T20 World Cup in 2022.
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Mills played a decisive role in the first victory of Southern Brave last week, taking 3-22 before putting a six-point crucial wheelbase in a victory at a counter on Manchester Originals.
Southern Brave has since beaten Birmingham Phoenix by nine comfortable counters and their next outing will come against northern super chargers, who have lost Trent Rockets the last time.
