Experienced Australian all-rounder Glenn Maxwell has been named Australia’s Player of the Tournament, beating out Adam Zampa, Travis Head and David Warner. The 35-year-old played a key role in the team’s sixth victory in the ODI World Cup held in India.
Glenn Maxwell gave the Australian team some memorable shots in the tournament. David Warner and Adam Zampa were among the league’s leading run-scorers and wicket-takers, and Travis Head scored important goals for the team in the World Cup semi-finals and final, but the experienced all-rounder opted to represent Australia. . Captain Pat Cummins is a standout player on the team.
At AGE.COM.AU, Glenn Maxwell opines that Pat Cummins’ contribution to the Australian team in their World Cup winning campaign may not be justified by the statistics. , highlighted his performance in important matches. Thanks to his leadership, the Australian team was able to win his nine consecutive games and win the championship.
“The statistics may not say it, but just the impact he had on different stages, he was probably the best player of the tournament. Look at the impact he had on Sri Lanka. It was he who made the breakthrough.”
“[vs.] Afghanistan he was on the other end, [in the semi-finals] he was there and scored the winning goal at the end, [in the final] he changed the guys, this short ball and Slow ball, no midfield, changed plans to switch to Kohli and KL Rahul. “It was extraordinary tactical awareness,” said Glenn Maxwell.
In the tournament decider, Glenn Maxwell alongside Pat Cummins helped Australia recover from 91 for seven wickets to reach 292, defying all odds and producing one of the greatest ODI innings of all time. has been created. The Australian finisher fought back and became the first batsman to score a double hundred while chasing the target.
I Don’t Think Pat Cummins Got Enough Recognition – Glenn Maxwell
Glenn Maxwell feels Pat Cummins has not received the recognition he deserves for his contribution to the team throughout the tournament and was not satisfied with the team’s performance after the first two losses against South Africa and India. ing.
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“Looking back, I think those little moments were really great. And I don’t think he gets enough credit for how good he was throughout the tournament.” It wasn’t just his bowling or batting. His contribution was wide-ranging. It puts a smile on my face when I think back to the journey after these [first] two games,” added Glenn Maxwell.
Despite helping Australia win the World Test Championship (WTC) and retaining the Ashes, Cummins received much criticism as captain at the start of the World Cup. A stunning comeback led Australia to their sixth World Cup victory. He also received praise for his tactics and strategy during important matches.
