[Watch]: Glenn Maxwell doing his regular cricketing business of inventing new cricket shots!

In the ongoing Melbourne derby of the KFC Big Bash League, Glenn Maxwell has proved again that his batting skill is the perfect mixture of pure class and mass.
The top-class Australian all-rounder has been prominent for his aggressive batting approach; thanks to his crazy and innovative shot selection & today’s clash against the Melbourne Renegades acts as no surprise.

In the 21st match of the tournament, Glenn Maxwell of the Melbourne Stars started their 2nd innings on a high note and gave birth to a swashbuckling shot off Melbourne Renegades pacer Kane Richardson in the 8.5 Overs of the game when the Stars were at a steady 62/2. Check it out:

The video shows the right-handed Maxwell pulling off a lofted scoop to the pace ball by Richardson, which swooshed towards the Fine Off region, making cricket fanatics go awestruck, which has become a regular thing to watch from Maxwell’s bat.

The rain-hit match between the Melbourne Stars & Melbourne Renegades was reduced to 14 overs, where the Renegades gave a decent target of 98 runs to the Stars. Thanks to the batting display of the team’s captain, Glenn Maxwell (32*runs off 15 balls) & Thomas Rogers (46 runs off 34 balls), the Melbourne Stars sealed their fourth win of the tournament as they defeated the Melbourne Renegades by eight wickets. Glenn Maxwell was adjourned the Man of the Match.