Glenn Maxwell said - IPL is very special for me... I will play as long as my legs last
Glenn Maxwell, who plays IPL for Royal Challengers Bangalore, has given a big statement. He said that IPL is very special to him and he will keep playing in this tournament as long as his legs continue.
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Australia's star all-rounder Glenn Maxwell has given great news to the fans of RCB. He has said that he loves India and IPL and he will keep playing the Indian Premier League as long as his legs can move. Maxi said that I think the last tournament of my career will be IPL. He will leave everything but will continue playing in the IPL. During this, Glenn Maxwell also shared his IPL experience. Let us know what Maxwell has said?
He made his IPL debut in 2012. He played his first season for Delhi Daredevils (Delhi Capitals). In 2013, Glenn Maxwell was bought by Mumbai Indians for $1 million. After this, Maxwell played the 2014 season for Kings XI Punjab (Punjab Kings). The 2014 season was a great one for him. In that season, he scored 552 runs for Punjab at a tremendous strike rate of 187.75, but after that, his performance till 2020 was nothing special.
RCB bought Maxwell for Rs 14.25 crore in the IPL 2021 auction. Since then, he scored 513, 301 and 400 runs respectively for RCB in three consecutive seasons. Maxwell also made RCB win many such matches on his own. Maxwell said on Cricbuzz that I think IPL will be the last tournament of my career. I will keep playing IPL until I stop walking. IPL has been very important for my career.
Maxwell further said that living with players like Virat Kohli and AB de Villiers for two months has been the best experience to learn how to talk about games. He said that playing IPL before the T20 World Cup 2024 can prove important. Because West Indies will also have dry pitches like India and the ball will spin. Therefore, as many Australian players as possible should play IPL 2024.
