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[Watch] Maxwell Ignites The BBL Stage With Consecutive Monstrous Sixes Vs Strikers

Poulomi Chakraborty

Maxwell's Explosive Hits (Source: @BBL/x.com)Maxwell's Explosive Hits (Source: @BBL/x.com)

The Big Bash League has come up with another exciting new chapter. The sixth match between the Adelaide Strikers and Melbourne Stars is spreading excitement, thanks to Maxwell’s electrifying performances. His explosive hits steals the show.

After a few rough runs, Glenn Maxwell has regained his old classic form. The Aussie batter, known for his aggressive batting style adorned with some elegant shots, weaves his magic once again. In the sixth over, he lit up the stage with two consecutive sixes off Cameron Boyce sparking excitement.

Maxwell’s Consecutive Giant Hits

As the Big Bash League has come up with a new season, Glenn Maxwell also made a fiery return for the Melbourne Stars. After Marcus Stoinis’s dismissal in the 6th over, Maxwell walked into bat and faced Boyce on the other end. In the fifth delivery of the over, Maxwell unleashed a brilliant reverse sweep, sending the ball over and sailing over backward point. The ball ended up being out of the park.

In the very next delivery, the Aussie superstar dazzled again. In the last delivery of the over, Boyce slowed down the ball. Maxwell mishit it off the thick inside half. But he still managed to clear the shorter side of the boundary and send the ball soaring out of the park with ease. With those consecutive sixes, Boyce faced a setback.


Adelaide Strikers’s Dominating Win Over the Melbourne Stars

While facing the Melbourne Stars, the Adelaide Strikers showcased excellence. While batting first, the Strikers have a decent start. After both the openers walked away scoring 11 runs, D'Arcy Short played a crucial knock of 60 runs in 42 balls. Alex Ross added impactful 35 runs. Depending on those knocks, they put on a total of 165 runs on the board.

While bowling in the second innings, the Strikers’ bowlers thrived on the situation. The Melbourne Stars batters failed to make an impact. Lloyd Pope shined with 3 wickets, and Skipper Matthew Short and Jamie Overton secured 2 wickets each. They restricted the opponent in the 150 runs and secured an impressive 15-run victory.