Australia's most dangerous all-rounder cricketer Glenn Maxwell takes a break

Sydney, Ta. 31 October 2019, Thursday

Glenn Maxwell, Australia's most dangerous all-rounder cricketer, has announced to take a break from international cricket in the wake of unwavering humility.

Glenn, who played the first two matches of the three-match Twenty20 series with Sri Lanka, fell short of announcing the break.

Glenn, who struck fifty off 22 balls in the first Twenty20 match, did not get a chance to bat in the second match as David Warner and Steve Smith won the match by bowling.

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But now Glenn will not play in the third match. Darcy Short was replaced. Kangaroo team physiologist Dr. Michael Lloyd confirmed the news and said that Glenn suffered some mental problems and would not participate in the third T20 match.

Cricket Australia has assured Glenn of his constant support. Doctor Michael further stated that Glenn was aware of his distressing support system. The support system agreed to take a break. Thus, Glenn recently took a break in international cricket.