Australia's star player Glenn Maxwell created havoc in a Big Bash League match. While playing for Melbourne Stars, Maxwell hit a stormy fifty. No other batsman of his team could do wonders. However, Maxwell single-handedly compensated for this. He played an inning of 90 runs which included 10 sixes. During this time, one six was of 122 meters. Maxwell stole the show by hitting sixes in Melbourne.

Maxwell hit a six of 122 meters

For cricketers, hitting a six of 100 meters is also considered a big thing. It rarely happens in cricket when a player hits a six of more than 100 meters. However, Maxwell took the ball to a distance of 122 meters in the Big Bash League. The video of this six of Maxwell is making a lot of headlines on social media. Maxwell himself was surprised after hitting a six so far.

GLENN MAXWELL SMASHED A 122M SIX IN THE BBL.

– One of the craziest hits in history! pic.twitter.com/Gt4MYPp0iz

— Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) January 12, 2025

Maxwell scored 90 runs, hit 10 sixes

The match is being played between Melbourne Stars and Melbourne Renegades at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne. In this match, Maxwell's team Melbourne Stars batted first. At one time the stars seemed to be limited to small scores. But Maxwell played a brilliant inning and took the Stars to a good score. In just 11 overs, Stars had lost 7 wickets for 75 runs, but from here came such a storm from Maxwell that the entire stadium danced. Maxwell scored 90 runs facing 52 balls. In this innings he hit only four fours and 10 sixes. In the match, he even hit three consecutive sixes in one over.

Stars' innings ended at 165 runs

Thanks to Glenn Maxwell's brilliant innings, Melbourne Stars managed to reach a good total. Batting first, the Stars put 165 runs on the board in 20 overs. Apart from Maxwell, all the other batsmen were flops. Captain Marcus Stoinis scored 18 runs and Ben Duckett scored 21 runs. Whereas for Melbourne Renegades, Tom Rogers, Fergus O'Neil, Adam Zampa and Kane Richardson took two wickets each. One wicket came in the account of Jacob Bethel.