Glenn Maxwell Retires from ODIs, shocking reason reveled

Wickets: 77
Best Bowling Figures: 4/46
Bowling Average: 47.32
Economy Rate: 5.46
Strike Rate: 51.97

As of 2nd June 2025, Glenn Maxwell retires from ODIs. he announced his retirement on the Final World Podcast. The player ended a 13-year journey in the ODIs that gave him a lot of thrilling experiences in the game. His journey showcases his ups and downs and his biggest achievements.

As his ODI chapters come to an end, fans will still get to see him on the T20 stage. Maxwell showed his desire for young talent, leading and getting a chance to prepare for a big event like the 2027 World Cup. He desires to see the next generation step up.

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Why Glenn Maxwell Retired from ODIs

Glenn Maxwell has officially retired from the One-Day Internationals. Over the 13-year journey, Glenn made around 149 ODI appearances. Maxwell has scored 3,990 runs with an incredible strike rate of 126.7. His performance has always created a lot of impact for Australia’s team.

He has played a crucial role in Australia’s World Cup performances. One of the most unforgettable events was when he rescued Australia from 91-7 to an incredible win. His double century against Afghanistan in 2023 will be recorded in history.

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His decision to retire is due to the physical toll of the 50-over match being too hard on him. He aims to focus on the T20 cricket, where he will be representing Australia. He wants to see the rising stars of cricket take over the lead and make themselves fit for the upcoming years.

Maxwell is one of the most dynamic players in the cricketing world. He is one of the most entertaining players who has given a lot to the cricketing world through his contribution. As much as fans are heartbroken about his retirement, it is much needed for his physical health. They can still catch his talent on the T20 ground.