“Maxwell ki aapse shaadi nahi hui isliye vo team ke liye accha nahi khelta,” the user wrote—attempting to be humorous, but landing in murky waters of sexism.
Punjab Kings' all-rounder Glenn Maxwell has been penalised 25 per cent of his match fee and handed one demerit point for breaching IPL Code of Conduct during the match against Chennai Super Kings at the new PCA Stadium in Mullanpur.
Australia’s swashbuckling all-rounder Glenn Maxwell revealed details of his fall-out with Virender Sehwag, one of India’s batting greats, during the duo’s association with the Kings XI Punjab (now Punjab Kings) in different capacities back in the Indian Premier League 2017 season.
Representing the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), that ended as the fourth best team in the season, Maxwell endured a forgettable campaign with the bat, scoring just 52 runs from 10 matches.
There were speculations that the Aussie might have sat out because of a thumb injury but it wasn’t the case.
The IPL 2020, which was scheduled to be played from March 29 this year, was earlier postponed to April 15 before it was suspended indefinitely.
CA had put out an advertisement for the new position of a 'Mental Health and Wellbeing Lead', who will report to the board's head of sports science and medicine
Rahul recently opened up regarding the 13th edition of the Indian Premier League, which was postponed indefinitely by the BCCI considering the coronavirus threat.
Amid the circumstances, there is still no clarity over the fate of two major cricketing events- the Indian Premier League (IPL) and the ICC Men's T20 World Cup.
One of the stalwarts of T20 cricket, Glenn Maxwell feels if crowds weren't possible for either of the two events, the IPL would be a better option to happen
