- Glenn Maxwell retires from ODI cricket after debuting in 2012.
- Key part of Australia’s 2015 and 2023 World Cup wins.
- Known for explosive batting, electric fielding, and record-breaking performances.
Glenn Maxwell, one of Australia’s most dynamic cricketers, has officially announced his retirement from One Day Internationals. The 36-year-old, who debuted in 2012, played a pivotal role in Australia’s 2015 and 2023 ICC Cricket World Cup victories.
While his ODI career concludes, Maxwell will continue to contribute to the game through T20 Internationals and global franchise leagues.
End of an Era: Glenn Maxwell Retires from ODI Format
Glenn Maxwell has officially drawn the curtain on his ODI career, marking the end of a 12-year journey filled with highs and heroics. Debuting in 2012, Maxwell played over 140 ODIs and became renowned for his ability to dominate bowling attacks and create momentum from unlikely positions.
One of the defining moments of Maxwell’s career was his unforgettable double century against Afghanistan during the 2023 World Cup, a knock that not only rescued Australia but redefined what’s possible in a chase. That innings is now etched in World Cup history.
Off the field, Maxwell brought flair and energy to the Australian side, often lifting the team with his passion and intensity. His contributions extended beyond stats—he became a cultural figure, influencing younger cricketers and fans alike with his bold playing style.
Though his ODI chapter has closed, Maxwell’s cricketing journey is far from over. He remains an integral part of Australia’s T20 setup and is expected to continue thrilling fans in leagues like the IPL and Big Bash.
Maxwell’s ODI retirement ends a significant era in Australian cricket, but his influence will live on through highlights, leadership, and his ongoing T20 legacy.
“It’s been an incredible ride representing Australia in ODIs. Winning two World Cups is something I’ll always cherish.” – Glenn Maxwell
