Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) batsman Heinrich Klaasen lost his temper and threatened to throw a fan to the ground. Amid the ongoing Indian Premier League 2026 (IPL 2026), another video between a foreign cricketer and a fan went viral on social media platforms. This time the cricketer in the center is Sunrisers Hyderabad’s middle-order batsman Heinrich Klaasen.
A viral video on social media platform ‘X’ shows the South African batsman getting angry at a fan who was recording Heinrich Klaasen and his family without their consent.
Heinrich Klaasen loses his temper at SRH fan
Klassen, who was with his family at the time, confronted the man and asked him to stop recording. Klassen also warned the fan about hitting the floor if he continued recording.
“Don’t do that. Listen to me very carefully. Don’t do that. I told you now, please go away. Don’t take photos. If I turn around and you take a picture of me and my family, I promise you, you’ll be on the floor. Just turn and walk away, please. Listen to me very carefully. Stop it: As mentioned, no photos. It’s my family. Okay. So put your camera away,” Heinrich Klaasen aggressively told the fan. Said to.
A man was recording Klassen despite her saying no, when he approached her and said
“Don’t do that, if I turn around and see you clicking me and my family, I promise you’ll be on the floor the next moment.”
Why can’t they give them privacy at least when they are with family🤷🏼♂️ pic.twitter.com/WL8oid0xqv
– Neil🔪 (@PsychDominant) 30 April 2026
RCB star Tim David also faced a similar situation in IPL 2026
A few days ago, Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) cricketer Tim David also had to face a similar situation. Outside an airport, a large crowd had gathered to cheer for the defending champions. Tim David is among the popular foreign players in the RCB team. A fan in the disorganized crowd tried to take a picture of Tim David.
Maintaining his composure, David took the phone away from the fan and returned it after sitting in the car. That incident drew a series of mixed reactions from cricket fans on social media platforms. Some also raise safety concerns for players.
Fans reacted widely to the latest incident
The incident involving Heinrich Klaasen also raises questions about the behavior of some fans. When the cricketer asked him and his family not to record, why did he still keep the camera on record? The question has been raised.
A fan reacted to the incident by saying, “Klassen should have explained it politely, but I wouldn’t blame him because he doesn’t understand Indians that well.”
Another comment in the comments section of the video post said, “It’s not an issue to be excited, even I am very excited to see her, but it is not good to record her and her family despite her refusal.” On live TV during matches.”
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