James Vince leaves England after repeated attacks

England cricketer James Vince, poised to skip domestic cricket to participate in the Pakistan Super League (PSL) this year, has decided to leave the country after violent attacks on his home.  

In an interview with The Telegraph, Vince explained the scary reasons behind his decision to leave Hampshire, where he has lived since the past eight years with his wife and children. His house was attacked twice while his family was inside. Burglars broke windows and entered the house but did not physically harm anyone.

After the first attack, the family moved to a temporary location for a week before returning home. However, the house was attacked again, prompting Vince to decide to leave the country.

"All the experts we've spoken to say it looks like a money issue, unpaid debts or something. We have nothing to conceal, and all we want is for this to end," he lamented. 

"If you have any information or have noticed something in the footage that could assist, please get in touch with us or Hampshire Police. It could be the final piece of information we need to find out what is going on and get our lives back to normal," Vince said.

He expressed his love for the club Vince Hampshire, stating, "I love Hampshire. It's been my club and home for 16 years. I want to keep delivering for Hampshire in T20 cricket and further our success in the competition."

Vince has scored over 13,000 runs in first-class cricket and globally, is a well-known T20 player.