Australia cricketer Glenn Maxwell is basking in glory for his record-breaking knock of 201* towards Afghanistan in World Cup earlier this week. Australia appeared set to lose to the Afghans for the primary time in ODIs after they have been diminished to 91/7 whereas chasing 292 runs. But Maxwell was dropped by Mujeeb Ur Rahman when he was on 33 and the sport modified since then.
The batter took his probabilities and made Afghanistan pay for the drop catch. He smashed 21 fours and 6 sixes with a couple of coming with none footwork because of cramps and stun the opposition. Thanks to his knock and the partnership between him and skipper Pat Cummins, Australia sealed their place in the semis with this win. However, Maxwell has no sympathy in direction of Mujeeb having dropped quite a lot of catches himself a a number of occasions in his profession thus far.
“I thought it might cost him another 30 (runs) or so. I do not feel any sympathy for him because I feel like I have done that a lot of times, where I have (been) given chances and have not made the most of it,” Maxwell mentioned on the podcast ‘Club Prairie Fire’, the present which additionally options Michael Vaughan and Adam Gilchrist.Â
Maxwell was additionally completely happy that he might lastly make the dropped probability depend but in addition felt that he was fortunate on the evening to play the match-winning knock. “For the first time, in probably a long time, I have actually made the most of a chance and gone on with it. I have always said like, ‘watch the opposition teams they have got hundreds after we have dropped a couple of chances. Batting is easy when you get a couple of chances isn’t it — I sort of had that, a couple of things going my way,” Maxwell added.
