By Tawhid Qureshi
“FIRST OF all you need to have an understanding wife.” At a sun-drenched Lord’s, Tymal Mills is explaining how he juggles his BBC commentary commitments during The Hundred alongside playing in the competition itself. Following a five-year stint at Southern Brave, this summer the 33-year-old is representing London Spirit.
As one of the faces most closely associated with the tournament since its inception, despite changes brought about by new private investment, Mills believes that The Hundred has the ability to connect with local communities.
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