Melbourne Stars skipper Glenn Maxwell whacked nine fours and a six to finish with 66 runs from 41 balls in his side's must-win KFC BBL|10 clash against the Sydney Sixers at the MCG
Having taken a break at the start of the 2019-20 season to manage his mental health, Glenn Maxwell returned to the BBL in typically emphatic style with a batting blitz against the Brisbane Heat on the Gold Coast. He reflects in our Direct Hit series
The Hobart Hurricanes overcame a Glenn Maxwell KFC BBL onslaught to secure a 21-run win over the Melbourne Stars at Blundstone Arena
Glenn Maxwell smashed 70 from just 27 balls including five sixes to become the KFC BBL|10's new leading run scorer but his exit prompted a devastating Melbourne Stars collapse against the Hobart Hurricanes
Maxwell ices Stars innings with rapid 71no from 47 | Dream11
Marcus Stoinis set the tone at the top of the order for the Melbourne Stars before Adam Zampa led their defence with the ball as they defeated the Sydney Thunder by 22 runs at Manuka Oval
An outrageous switch-hit slog-sweep for six that went 100m capped the night for Glenn Maxwell, who had earlier launched Ravi Jadeja onto the Bob Hawke Grandstand roof at Manuka Oval.
Glenn Maxwell upped the ante with a slog-swept six off Ravindra Jadeja but next ball was even better as he launched it onto the roof of the grandstand at Manuka Oval.
Another remakable cameo from Glenn Maxwell, who smashed four sixes in an unbeaten 29-ball 63 as he fired Australia to 4-389 from their 50 overs in the second Dettol ODI against India.
Whether it's with his famous reverse sweep or some more conventional stroke play, no one clears the boundaries quite like Glenn Maxwell
Australia's Glenn Maxwell went deep into his bag of tricks in an entertaining innings in the first ODI against India in Sydney.
Glenn Maxwell produced one of the performances of his career, a match-winning 96 off 83 balls, to guide Australia to a three-wicket win over India at the MCG.
