Archive · 13 Aug 2025
Mills Banned From Displaying OnlyFans Logo at The Hundred
Tymal Mills, a cricket player, won't be able to put the OnlyFans logo on his bat during The Hundred tournament.
OnlyFans is a website where people share content.
The tournament organizers said no because they want the event to be family-friendly.
Mills plans to use OnlyFans to show fans his life as a cricketer.
Tymal Mills will not be allowed to display the OnlyFans logo on his bat during The Hundred.
OnlyFans is an online platform for content creators.
Mills stated he will offer subscribers a closer look into his life as a cricketer.
The ECB cited the tournament's family-friendly values as the reason for the denial.
Mills is the highest wicket taker in The Hundred.
- Who
- Tymal Mills and the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB).
- What
- Tymal Mills was denied permission to display the OnlyFans logo on his bat in The Hundred tournament.
- When
- The Hundred 2025 season.
- Where
- The Hundred tournament.
- Why
- The ECB cited the tournament's family-friendly nature.
Tymal Mills' View
ECB View
Content Promotion
Tymal Mills' View
Provides a closer look at cricketer's life, including lifestyle content.
ECB View
Does not align with the family-friendly nature of The Hundred.
- Athlete
- Tymal Mills
- Sport
- Cricket
- Tournament
- The Hundred
- Role
- Bowler
- Organization
- ECB
- Social Media Platform
- OnlyFans
- Wicket Taker
- Highest
Sources
England Star Wants 'OnlyFans' Logo On Bat, ECB Denies Permission: Report
Ex-Mumbai Indians Star's Bizzarre 'OnlyFans' Request Denied By ECB: Report
The Hundred 2025: What Is OnlyFans & Why Did ECB Prohibit Tymal Mills From Promoting His Account On The Field?