British cricket star Tymal Mills will not be allowed to display the OnlyFans logo on any part of his uniform to promote his newly launched account. In order to add the logo onto his cricket bat, Mills,

Fresh off the news that English fast bowler Tymal Mills has recently joined OnlyFans, England and Wales’s short form tournament The Hundred has blocked his request to promote the subscription platform in game.

"But I'll be putting stuff out that is about cricket, and maybe a little bit of lifestyle content too," he added. Image Credit: AFP The English pacer has been banned by ECB to promote his OnlyFans account logo on his bat while playing in 'The Hundred'.

Cricket and OnlyFans might seem unlikely bedfellows but as we chat, Tymal Mills, the Sussex and Southern Brave seamer, is wearing a hoodie carrying the site with a racy reputation’s logo.

England fast bowler Tymal Mills will not be allowed to display a logo promoting his OnlyFans account on his bat during The Hundred.

“Just to be a thousand per cent clear,” says the first cricketer to link up with a website better known for pornography than sporting prowess, “there will be no glamour shots. This is all about pure cricket and lifestyle material. It’s uncharted territory but it’s something I’m really excited about.”

Last week, Tymal Mills, highest wicket taker in The Hundred tournament, announced his association with OnlyFans, a online platform known for its adult content.

England's leading wicket-taker, Tymal Mills, is prohibited from promoting his OnlyFans account on his bat during The Hundred matches.

Tymal Mills has been banned from displaying the OnlyFans logo on his bat, with cricket authorities enforcing sponsorship guidelines.