Glenn Maxwell takes shocking decision, announcement of retirement from one -day international cricket!

Glenn Maxwell, known as ‘Big Show’ for Australian cricket all -rounder and ‘Big Show’ for his stormy batting, has announced a one -day international (ODI) cricket with immediate effect. His sudden decision has surprised both cricket fans and experts, as he was still considered an integral part of the team.

The 35 -year -old Maxwell played a total of 139 ODIs for Australia in his career. He said that this decision has been taken to deal with injuries and manage the growing workload on his body. His main focus will now be focused on the Twenty20 (T20) cricket, where his banging style is still expected to continue. Maxwell has been very active in various franchisees T20 leagues in recent times.

Maxwell scored a total of 3490 runs in his ODI career for Australia, including several explosive centuries and half -centuries. He also took important 103 wickets from his off -spin bowling. His contribution to fielding was wonderful, where he lashed many great catchs and surprised the opposition batsmen with his agility. He was also part of the Australian team which won the ODI World Cup title in 2015 and then in 2023, his performance in both the campaigns was very important.

The news of this retirement is definitely a big disadvantage to Australia’s limited overs cricket, especially for the next World Cup cycle. Cricket Australia appreciated his contribution and has greeted him for his ahead of his career. It is expected that Maxwell will continue to represent the Australian team in the T20 format in the future and will also spread their magic in various T20 leagues around the world.