Glenn Maxwell, one of the sought-after all-rounders in world cricket, recently shared his thoughts on the uncertainty surrounding his future with the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB). The Australian all-rounder discussed the franchise's decision-making process and his aspirations to return
Australia all-rounder Glenn Maxwell opened up on not being retained by Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) ahead of Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 and said that he got a call from the franchise's Director of Cricket Mo Bobat and head coach Andy Flower.
Australia head coach Andrew McDonald admitted that there is a possibility of Test captain Pat Cummins missing out on the two-match series against Sri Lanka due to the birth of his second child.
There is no room for Australia's Test stars as they will continue their preparation for the crucial five-match Test series against India that starts on November 22, meaning the Aussies will need to find a new skipper for the Pakistan series.
Glenn Maxwell, the explosive Australian all-rounder, had a rollercoaster journey in the Indian Premier League (IPL), experiencing the highs of a player-of-the-tournament season with Punjab Kings (then Kings XI Punjab) and the lows of intense behind-the-scenes conflicts. In his book The Showm
Australia all-rounder Glenn Maxwell shed light on his freak golf accident last year, which ruled him out of the Baggy Greens ODI World Cup match against arch-rival England.
Glenn Maxwell will make his red-ball return in Cricket Australia's Second XI four-day competition, as part of Victoria's 12-man squad facing Queensland at Junction Oval starting Monday.
Mayank first made waves during this year's Indian Premier League (IPL), taking seven wickets in four games in a injury-affected season with Lucknow Super Giants (LSG). During these matches, Mayank hit the 140-150 kmph speed consistently, getting big wickets of likes of Jonny Bairstow and Gle
Star Aussie batter Travis Head opened up on Australia's 49-run win over England in the fifth and final ODI match of the series and said that it was a "good opportunity" for him to score some runs.
Following their 49-run loss against Australia in the fifth ODI match, England skipper Harry Brook said that the Three Lions are thinking about the long term and not just the present.