The Guardian reported that Glenn Maxwell has retired from T20 international cricket for Australia. He had already retired from one‑day internationals in 2025 and says he will continue playing franchise cricket.
Why it matters
Maxwell’s followers will note the end of his international T20 career while he remains active in franchise leagues.
Key facts
- Maxwell is 38 years old.
- He amassed 2,897 runs at an average of 28.97 in T20 internationals.
- He also retired from his state team’s T20 side.
- He will keep playing in franchise competitions.
Evidence
Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.
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