Glenn Maxwell retires from T20 international cricket for Australia
Australian batter Glenn Maxwell, 38, has ended his international career after 130 T20 internationals and 2,897 runs. He has also quit state cricket for Victoria but will keep playing franchise T20, The Guardian reported.
Glenn Maxwell has retired from international cricket. The Guardian reported that the 38-year-old has left Australia's T20 team and stepped away from state cricket with Victoria. He had already retired from one-day internationals in 2025. Maxwell played 130 T20 internationals. He scored 2,897 runs at an average of 28.97, with a strike rate of 154.42. He also took 51 wickets and 62 catches. His highest score was 145 not out, against Sri Lanka in 2016. He played for Australia at the T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanka earlier this year. He spoke about the decision on The Final Word podcast. Maxwell said that telling his Victoria teammates after his last one-day game for the state was harder than he expected. He said that he "got a little choked up". Maxwell said…
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