Glenn Maxwell

Glenn Maxwell
Nationality: Australia
Position: Allrounder
Batting Style: Right Hand Bat
Bowling Style: Right Arm Offbreak
Date of Birth: 1988-10-14 Age: 36

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Glenn James Maxwell, widely known as one of the most exciting players in international cricket, hails from Australia.
Born on October 14, 1988, in Kew, Victoria, Maxwell is renowned for his aggressive batting style and exceptional fielding abilities.
He is also a valuable offspinner, adding depth to his already impressive skill set.

Maxwell burst onto the scene with his incredible ability to score runs at an astonishing pace, making him one of the fastest scorers in world cricket.
His unorthodox shots, such as reverse sweeps and audacious pulls, have become his trademark, often leaving opposition teams clueless on how to contain him.
His versatility and innovation with the bat make him a challenging player to set fields against, as he can effortlessly find scoring areas in any situation.

However, with audacity also comes risk, and Maxwell's style of play can sometimes lead to frustration for fans and teammates.
Nonetheless, when he is at his best, he has the ability to single-handedly change the course of a game in a matter of moments.
This unpredictability and X-factor make him a thrilling player to watch.

Maxwell achieved a significant milestone in his career in 2017 when he scored his first Test hundred against India in Ranchi.
Despite this achievement, he faced a brief spell out of the One-Day International (ODI) side.
However, he made a remarkable comeback and proved his worth yet again by smashing his third T20I century in a thrilling match against India in Bangalore in early 2019.
His outstanding performance aided Australia in successfully chasing a challenging target of 191 runs.

The ODI series against Pakistan in the United Arab Emirates that followed marked another high point in Maxwell's career.
Displaying his prowess with the bat and exceptional fielding skills, he proved instrumental in steering Australia to victory.
However, in 2019, Maxwell took a much-needed break from cricket due to mental health concerns.
The time away, coupled with discussions regarding his role with white-ball captain Aaron Finch, helped him rejuvenate his form.

Maxwell showcased his remarkable abilities during the 2020 season, delivering excellent performances in both ODI and IPL cricket.
He consistently scored over 45 runs in six ODI innings and had an impressive campaign with the Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL.
Furthermore, Maxwell etched his name in history by becoming the first batter to breach the 150-run mark in an innings of the Big Bash League (BBL) in January 2022.

However, Maxwell's impact was relatively subdued in the 2021 and 2022 T20 World Cups.
Despite occasional setbacks, he remains a vital asset to the Australian cricket team and continues to strive for excellence.

Maxwell's cricketing journey began with Victoria, where he caught the attention of cricket enthusiasts with a stunning half-century off just 19 balls against Tasmania during the 2010-11 season.
This record-breaking performance held the distinction of being the fastest fifty in Australia's domestic one-day history at that time.

Maxwell carried his remarkable talent from domestic cricket to the international stage.
A notable highlight came in the 2015 World Cup when he smashed a blistering hundred off just 51 balls against Sri Lanka in Sydney.
This incredible knock not only became the fastest century for Australia in ODIs but also the second-fastest in World Cup history.

While Maxwell's impact in the Test format has been less pronounced, he has been occasionally utilized by the Australian team.
Patience at the crease has not always been his strength in this longer format.
Nevertheless, he achieved a notable feat in the 2013 Test against India in Delhi when he became the first Australian player to open the batting and bowling in the same Test match.
However, he was subsequently dropped from the Test side after the 2017 tour of Bangladesh.

Glenn Maxwell's contributions to Australian cricket, particularly in limited-overs cricket, have been immense.
His ability to score runs quickly, combined with his exceptional fielding skills and offspin bowling, make him a valuable asset to any team.
Despite the occasional lows in his career, fans eagerly anticipate his explosive performances, hoping to witness the magic he creates on the cricket field.

Format	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	BF	SR	100s	50s	6s	4s
T20I	84	83	14	2061	120	24.83	1360	151.54	4	9	108	163
T20	269	264	41	6572	154	24.89	4210	156.10	2	42	337	555
ODI	104	98	14	3049	201	31.11	2404	126.83	4	14	130	285
List A	16	16	2	389	80	24.31	427	91.10	0	1	15	33
100-Ball	4	4	1	116	43	29.00	77	150.65	0	0	3	16
4day	2	3	0	86	81	28.67	78	110.26	0	1	2	10

Format	Mat	Inns	Wkts	Runs	Overs	Ave	Econ	Wide	NoBall	4w
T20I	63	55	30	912	109.1	30.40	8.36	22	5	0
T20	204	194	110	3421	434.6	31.10	7.87	66	1	0
ODI	93	84	51	2683	495.9	52.61	5.41	49	1	2
List A	14	14	12	489	87	40.75	5.62	12	0	0
100-Ball	2	2	2	16	3.7	8.00	4.32	0	0	0
4day	1	2	1	62	24	62.00	2.58	0	0	0

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