Ian Higgins

when actually what he says is he's playing to change his life for his family, and then he speaks about the franchise after.

Anyway, so he's obviously played for Rajasthan and RCB, a few games for both those franchises, but Sunrisers has really been his home since I think 23 or 22, I can't remember exactly when, but he's been amazing.

He's obviously retired from South Africa, but he's been incredible for Sunrisers, no doubt about that, in this era of incredible power hitting that they've got there at Hyderabad.

So, you know, he speak very, very beautifully about what he wants cricket to be in his life.

And, and, and then he spoke about, you know, the franchise as a whole, but then a couple of days later, this headline hit the front pages and probably the front page that you'll be on the floor, funeral, furious honorary class and loses cool as fan films, his family, ugly confrontation caught on camera.

Let's have a look at it.

So I'm getting, I'm seeing a lot of this at the moment.

And then you just posted it anyway.

Yeah, that's right.

Yeah.

I'm seeing an enormous amount.

I mean, we saw this last week, right?

We saw this invasion of privacy, I suppose, with Kegisa Rabada smoking in the hotel from like a bird's eye view over a balcony or whatever.

We're seeing guys getting filmed in airports and hotels and on the street and,

And the players, obviously, you know, this is something they have to reckon with when they come to India.

You get all the benefits of playing in the IPL, but also everything else that comes with it in the invasion of privacy.

They want to be with their families.

You know, I'm seeing like, you know,

Ricky Ponting's kids come out of a lift with Preachy's Inter and then everyone commenting on the beauty of Ponting's daughter.

Fucking weird stuff like that.