Australian Cricketer Maxwell’s iconic picture from Wankhede Stadium ignites internet

Australian Cricketer Maxwell’s iconic picture from Wankhede Stadium ignites internet

Australian Cricketer Glen Maxwell stunning display of resilience and skill, saved Australia and got them into the World Cup semifinals.

Notwithstanding cramps and back issues, Maxwell’s awesome double century turned things around for the Aussies.

Australia was in trouble at 91 for 7 chasing 292 runs against Afghanistan. But Maxwell, with his incredible knock of 201 off 128 balls, filled with 21 fours and 10 sixes, didn’t just win the game, but, showed his grit and guts.

Maxwell battled through cramps and back troubles that made it hard for him to move, but he still pulled off a victory for the five-time champions.

The Wankhede Stadium applauded Maxwell’s resilience. A picture of Maxwell climbing the stairs after his triumphant innings has gone viral.

Cricket is such a beloved game, it gives us a hero from being down and out at 91/7 while pursuing a target of 292.

Climbing the stairs must have been a hard thing to do, but he created a legacy for himselftough to emulate.

The game looked dicey when Australia was struggling at 91/7, but with support from skipper Pat Cummins, Maxwell smashed Afghanistan’s bowlers and secured the win.

Regardless Ibrahim Zadran’s 129 for Afghanistan, Australia won by three wickets. This victory propelled Australia to the World Cup semifinals, while Afghanistan is sixth on the points table, hoping for better results in the upcoming games.

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