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“Would Be Sold For Rs 10 Crore Plus”: Glenn Maxwell’s Viral Reverse Sweeps vs Pakistan Put IPL Teams On Alert. Watch

Posted on November 14, 2024 By admin





Glenn Maxwell is a different beast altogether in limited overs cricket. One aspect of his batting that stands out from the rest is the Australian star’s prowess to generate outlandish shots that is beyond most batters. The same was was visible during Australia 1st T20I against Pakistan in Brisbane. During the match, Maxwell showcased glimpses of form that make him one of the most feared cricketers in the world, scoring 43 in just 19 balls, with five boundaries and three sixes. His runs came at a strike rate of 226.31.  

Social media went berserk after the shots.

Fewest balls taken for 10000 T20 runs

6505 – Glenn Maxwell*

6640 – Kieron Pollard

6705 – Chris Gayle

6774 – Alex Hales

6928 – Jos Buttler

7025 – Colin Munro #AUSvPAK #AUSvsPAK pic.twitter.com/ln8eFcIx1D


— Rohit Baliyan (@rohit_balyan) November 14, 2024

#Australia‘s #GlennMaxwell was onform against #Pakistan in the 1st T20I!

Each shot to the boundary line was just amazing to witness!

Catch the action #AUSvPAKonStar #Australia #Pakistan 2nd T20I, SAT, NOV 16, at 1:30 PM only on Star Sports 1 HD! pic.twitter.com/b2OIsB4hiB


— Star Sports (@StarSportsIndia) November 14, 2024

Maxi roaring against so called pakistani legend blowers!!

Moye Moye pakistan cricket!

Glenn Maxwell the name but in RCB he was always crying!#PAKvsAUS | #AUSvsPAK

pic.twitter.com/YuhCyxDdGi


— ItsFact (@ItsFact01) November 14, 2024

Star Australian all-rounder Glenn Maxwell completed 10,000 runs in T20 cricket, becoming only the third Australian and overall 16th player to do so. Maxwell accomplished this feat during his side’s first T20I of the three-match series against Pakistan at Brisbane.

Now in 448 matches and 421 innings, Maxwell has scored 10,031 runs at an average of 27.70, with seven centuries and 54 fifties. His best score in the format is 154*.

Maxwell is only the third Australian to reach the 10,000 run mark in T20s, with former openers David Warner (12,411 runs) and Aaron Finch (11,458 runs) being the other two.

In 114 T20Is for Australia, Maxwell has scored 2,643 runs at an average of 30.03 and a strike rate of 155.56, with five centuries, the most in the T20Is by a player and 11 fifties. His best score is 145*.

This year has been underwhelming for Maxwell as a batter, scoring just 423 runs in 19 innings at an average of 24.88 and a strike rate of over 156, with a century and a fifty to his name. His best score is 120*.

Coming to the match, the first T20I at Brisbane was cut short due to rain. Pakistan won the toss and opted to bowl first. Australia posted 93/4 in seven overs, with Maxwell (43 in 19 balls, with five boundaries and three sixes) and Marcus Stoinis (21* in seven balls, with two fours and a six) standing out with the bat.

Abbas Afridi (2/9) was the standout bowler for Pakistan while Haris Rauf and Naseem Shah got a wicket each.

with ANI inputs 

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