Australian cricket star Glenn Maxwell has taken steps to retire completely from international cricket. It is reported that the 38-year-old has also decided to step away from first-class cricket.
Maxwell stated that he decided to bid farewell to his international cricket career with the intention of creating more opportunities for younger players.
Key Points
- Glenn Maxwell, aged 38, retires from international cricket
- He has also decided to step down from first-class cricket
- He is scheduled to play in the 2027-28 Big Bash League tournament
- Says the decision was taken to provide opportunities for younger players
Past matches and future plans
Having retired from One Day International cricket in June last year, he subsequently represented the Australian team in T20 Internationals. He also played in the recent T20 World Cup tournament, where Australia was eliminated in the very first round.
Although stepping down from the international arena, reports indicate that Glenn Maxwell will play in the 2027-28 Big Bash League tournament.
What's next?
He will play in the 2027-28 Big Bash League tournament.
