Preity Zinta's team is performing brilliantly in Punjab Kings IPL 2025. Captain Shreyas Iyer and Head Coach Ricky Ponting together have won 3 out of 4 matches to this team. Meanwhile, Preity Zinta has got a new partner. This new partner is none other than Glenn Maxwell. Let us tell you that Australian cricket star Glenn Maxwell has invested in a sports-fitness company named Drive Fit by making his first entry into the Indian startup ecosystem. This company was done by Punjab Kings co-owner Preity Zinta. The company also includes star batsman Shubman Gill and Australian businessman Mark Seller and Deck Smith.

Why Maxwell invests in Preity Zinta's company

The information of how much Maxwell has invested in Drive Fitt has not been revealed but this Australian cricketer said that this decision was inspired by his passion for his fitness and coaching. Maxwell said, "Drive fitt is a natural expansion of this passion for me. This is the place where performance, recovery and cricket come together," he described this startup a way to stay connected with cricket and contribute to permanent value.

"Not just money for me, real impact matters"

Talking about his investment, Maxwell said that although a strong business model is necessary, it is more important for him.

Maxwell said, "This is my first entry in my Indian startup world, and to be honest, people have attracted me not just the numbers."

"I have struggled with injury, so I understand the importance of recovery"

Maxwell, who has suffered injuries many times, praised the focus on Drive Fitt's recovery and take-drive training. He praised the company's way of adding data, performance tracking and recovery together. "Today, technology gives athletes not just hard work, but tools to do smart training.

This is a special thing in Drive Fitt - these data, performance insights and recovery brings into a system. The future of training is, and I am proud that I am being a part of it."

This is a special thing in Drive Fitt - these data, performance insights and recovery brings into a system. The future of training is, and I am proud that I am being a part of it."