New Delhi: Sunrisers Hyderabad star Heinrich Klassen Lost his cool over a fan who tried to take a picture of him and his family. Klassen, who retired from international cricket in June last year, is currently in good form for SRH in the 2026 IPL. He appeared to be traveling with his family to the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium where the incident took place to watch the team’s next match against Kolkata Knight Riders.In a video that went viral on social media, Klassen can be heard issuing a stern warning to fans who tried to click the photo.“Listen to me carefully. Don’t do this, okay. I told you, no. Please leave,” Klassen said.“Don’t take pictures. If I turned around and you took a picture of me and my family, I guarantee you, you would be on the floor. OK So please turn around and walk away. Listen to me very carefully. Stop it. No photos. This is my family. Put the camera away,” he added.This is not the first incident of cricketers taking photos with fans without permission.SRH wicketkeeper batsman Ishan Kishan Recently, he encountered a similar situation, and some fans took the initiative to ask him to take selfies.But Ishan politely declined the request.Despite being rejected, the fan persisted with his request, prompting a visibly upset Ishan to calmly respond: “No, ka matlab no hota hai, sir.”Recently, SRH opener Abhishek Sharma A fan even came forward to take a photo with a girl holding his hand. The young cricketer looked surprised but remained calm and walked away without creating any scene.Before the IPL, former India captain Rohit Sharma faced a similar situation.When the incident took place, Rohit was sitting in his car and was greeting his fans who had gathered nearby. He waved to them and even extended his hand to say hello. However, one fan tried to take a selfie with his arm free after shaking hands. Visibly upset, Rohit immediately pulled his hand back, issued a stern warning and rolled up the window.
