Glenn Maxwell

Glenn James Maxwell (conceived 14 October 1988) is an Australian cricketer, who plays for Victoria in Sheffield Shield, restricted overs and Twenty20 matches. He additionally plays for the Fitzroy Doncaster club in Melbourne. He is an all-rounder, bowling right-arm off twist and batting with a normal of over 30 for Victoria in interstate one day cricket.[1] In 2011, he set the record for the speediest ever half-century in Australian interstate one day cricket, arriving at 50 runs off 19 balls. He has additionally played for Australia in the Hong Kong International Cricket Sixes.[3] He spoke to Etihad Stadium-based Melbourne Renegades in the inaugural Big Bash League (2011–12 season). In May 2012, Hampshire declared to sign him for their fight in Friends Life T20 2012 season. In February 2013, Indian Premier League group Mumbai Indians purchased him for 1 million Us dollars[5] and in March he made his Test presentation against India in the second Test at Hyderabad 

On 1 February, he scored 51* (from 35 balls) as an opener as Australia pursued down the focus of 71 set by the West Indies. On 3 February in the second Odi against West Indies at Perth, he scored a duck, however then brought 4/63 with the ball to underpin Mitchell Starc (5/32) and bowl out the guests for 212 in 38.1 overs.maxwell made his presentation for Australia against Afghanistan in an One Day International in the United Arab Emirates in 2012. In his second Odi, against Pakistan, he hit an unbeaten 56 and a six to seal a triumph for Australia. He was then chosen in Australia's squad for the 2012 Icc World Twenty20. Maxwell was then chosen in a 13-man squad for the 2013 Sydney Test match against Sri Lanka as a displacement for Shane Watson who harmed his calf. On 10 January 2013, on his Odi make a big appearance against Sri Lanka, he was included in two run outs off successive balls. He had a wicketless arrangement against Sri Lanka, and additionally neglected to arrive at twofold figures in the 3 innings with the.

                                                                  Glenn Maxwell

                                                                      Glenn Maxwell

                                                                        Glenn Maxwell

                                                                        Glenn Maxwell

                                                                   Glenn Maxwell

                                                                     Glenn Maxwell

                                                                  Glenn Maxwell