Former Mumbai Indians player joins 'OnlyFans'
Former Mumbai Indians fast bowler Tymal Mills has joined the adult content platform ‘OnlyFans’, a report by The Athletic said. ‘OnlyFans’ is largely popular for its adult content, but Mills has made it clear that he has ventured into that ‘uncharted territory’ solely to share cricket-related material.
“Just to be a thousand percent clear, 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,” Mills told The Athletic.
“There’s no hiding from the fact they are best known for p***," Mills added. “But what I’ll be doing will be far from that.”
Mills finds it to be a great medium for connecting directly with fans. Explaining his reasons further behind joining the platform, Mills stated that in today’s era, the media puts a spin on everything, but the OnlyFans platform won’t pose such concerns.
“You can have that direct contact with fans and people who want to hear from you.
“Players speak before and after games in the media, but it’s often manicured, generic stuff. I can use this platform to talk about what I’m thinking and use footage and images to illustrate the good and bad of life as a cricketer.”
Tymal Mills has played for RCB, MI in the Indian Premier League
Tymal Mills made his debut for Royal Challengers Bangalore in the 2017 edition of the Indian Premier League. He played five matches for the franchise that season and picked up as many wickets. Mills couldn’t participate in the cash-rich league from 2018 to 2021 due to injuries.
He made his comeback in the 2022 edition, donning the Mumbai Indians jersey. In six appearances for the five-time champions, Mills picked up five wickets. Unfortunately, he was ruled out mid-season due to an injury.
Tymal Mills is counted among the most skilful T20 bowlers with a pace in excess of 140 and a handful of variations under his armoury. Tymal Mills has played 16 T20 internationals for England, picking 14 wickets at an average of 33.85.
