Glenn Maxwell

Glenn Maxwell

Australia
2012 - 2025
  • Date of Birth 1988-10-14
  • Role batting allrounder
  • Batting Style right-hand bat
  • Bowling Style right-arm offbreak
Debut Matches
Format Match Date
TEST AUS vs IND 2013-03-02
ODI AUS vs AFG 2012-08-25
T20 AUS vs PAK 2012-09-05

Recent Performances

India vs Australia
2025-11-08
Batting: -
Bowling: -
India vs Australia
2025-11-06
Batting: 2
Bowling: -
Tasmania vs Victoria
2025-09-19
Batting: -
Bowling: 0/40
Queensland vs Victoria
2025-09-17
Batting: 107
Bowling: 1/46
South Africa vs Australia
2025-08-16
Batting: 62*
Bowling: 0/15
South Africa vs Australia
2025-08-12
Batting: 16
Bowling: 2/44
Australia vs South Africa
2025-08-10
Batting: 1
Bowling: 1/29
West Indies vs Australia
2025-07-28
Batting: -
Bowling: 1/6
West Indies vs Australia
2025-07-26
Batting: 47
Bowling: -
West Indies vs Australia
2025-07-25
Batting: 20
Bowling: 0/31

Batting Statistics

Matches 7
Innings 14
Runs 339
Average 26.07
Strike Rate 59.47
Highest Score 104
100s 1
50s 0
Fours 33
Sixes 7
Catches 5

Bowling Statistics

Matches 7
Innings 9
Wickets 8
Average 42.62
Economy 4.42
Strike Rate 57.7
Best Figure 4/127
4 Wickets 1
5 Wickets 0
Balls Bowled 462
Runs Conceded 341

Batting Statistics

Matches 149
Innings 136
Runs 3990
Average 33.81
Strike Rate 126.7
Highest Score 201*
100s 4
50s 23
Fours 382
Sixes 155
Catches 91

Bowling Statistics

Matches 149
Innings 119
Wickets 77
Average 47.32
Economy 5.46
Strike Rate 51.9
Best Figure 4/40
4 Wickets 4
5 Wickets 0
Balls Bowled 4002
Runs Conceded 3644

Batting Statistics

Matches 126
Innings 115
Runs 2835
Average 29.22
Strike Rate 155.76
Highest Score 145*
100s 5
50s 12
Fours 240
Sixes 148
Catches 62

Bowling Statistics

Matches 126
Innings 83
Wickets 49
Average 30.04
Economy 8.17
Strike Rate 22
Best Figure 3/10
4 Wickets 0
5 Wickets 0
Balls Bowled 1081
Runs Conceded 1472

Batting Statistics

Matches 227
Innings 206
Runs 6051
Average 33.61
Strike Rate 122.06
Highest Score 201*
100s 8
50s 33
Fours 583
Sixes 227
Catches 139

Bowling Statistics

Matches 227
Innings 177
Wickets 123
Average 43.93
Economy 5.39
Strike Rate 48.8
Best Figure 4/40
4 Wickets 4
5 Wickets 0
Balls Bowled 6007
Runs Conceded 5404

Batting Statistics

Matches 488
Innings 456
Runs 10848
Average 27.74
Strike Rate 154.81
Highest Score 154*
100s 8
50s 58
Fours 908
Sixes 565
Catches 259

Bowling Statistics

Matches 488
Innings 327
Wickets 194
Average 29.79
Economy 7.86
Strike Rate 22.7
Best Figure 3/10
4 Wickets 0
5 Wickets 0
Balls Bowled 4407
Runs Conceded 5780
One of the fastest scorers in world cricket, Glenn Maxwell has lit up the limited-overs formats. His ability to make unconventional shots - reverse sweeps and pulls, for example - appear routine makes it hard to set fields to cover all of his scoring areas. Maxwell's audacity comes with risk, and he can exasperate as well as exhilarate, but at his best he can change a game in moments. His offspin is better than part time and he has been an outstanding fielder.
To date, his most extraordinary display (among many) came against Afghanistan in the 2023 ODI World Cup when he struck a monumental 201 not out off 128 balls lead Australia to a remarkable victory from an almost hopeless position.
In 2017 he made a Test hundred, against India in Ranchi. He was subsequently briefly dropped from the ODI side but came back and made his third T20I century in Bangalore early in 2019 to help Australia chase 191. The ODI series against Pakistan in the UAE that followed was a high point as well.
Late in 2019, Maxwell took a mental-health break from the game. The time away, along with conversations about his role with white-ball captain Aaron Finch, helped revive his form - he made five scores of over 45 in six ODI innings in 2020, had an impressive IPL season with Royal Challengers Bangalore the following year. In January 2022, became the first batter to breach the 150-run mark in a BBL innings. Although remaining an IPL regular, he had two forgettable seasons in 2024 and 2025.
He made his name for Victoria with a 19-ball half-century against Tasmania in 2010-11, the fastest fifty in Australia's one-day domestic history, and transferred that talent to the international stage. At the 2015 World Cup he blasted a 51-ball hundred against Sri Lanka in Sydney, then the fastest for Australia in ODIs, and the second-quickest in World Cup history.
He has occasionally come close to another chance in Test cricket but that window now appears closed. In Delhi in 2013 he had the distinction of opening the batting and bowling in the same Test, as Australia strove in vain to turn their disastrous series around.
In late 2022 he suffered a badly broken leg when he slipped at a friend's birthday party.