Glenn Maxwell smashes fastest ODI World Cup century in history
Glenn Maxwell produced a truly remarkable innings on Wednesday, smashing the fastest century in the history of the ODI World Cup. The Australian all-rounder reached his ton in just 40 balls, breaking the record set by Aiden Markram just three weeks ago.
Maxwell’s innings was simply breathtaking, as he tore the Dutch bowlers to shreds. He reached his fifty in just 21 balls, and then brought up his century in just 40 balls. His innings was littered with big hits, including nine sixes and four fours.
Maxwell’s innings helped Australia to post a massive total of 399 for 8, which was more than enough to defeat the Netherlands. It was also the second-highest total in Australian ODI World Cup history, and the highest total by Australia in ODIs in India.
Maxwell’s innings was not only destructive, but also record-breaking. He now holds the record for the fastest century in the history of the ODI World Cup, and the fifth-fastest century overall in ODIs. He also became the first Australian to score a century in the 41st-50th overs of an ODI.
Maxwell’s innings was a truly remarkable one, and it will be remembered for many years to come. It was a performance that showed the world just how destructive he can be when he gets going.
What does this mean for Maxwell and Australia?
Maxwell’s innings is a huge boost for both himself and Australia. For Maxwell, it is a sign that he is back to his best form, and that he is ready to play a major role in Australia’s World Cup campaign. For Australia, it is a sign that they have a genuine match-winner in their ranks.
Maxwell’s innings also shows that Australia are a very dangerous team. They have a very powerful batting line-up, and they are also very good with the ball. If Maxwell can continue to fire, then Australia will be a very tough team to beat in the World Cup.
Overall, Glenn Maxwell’s innings against the Netherlands was one of the most remarkable ODI World Cup innings ever seen. It was destructive, record-breaking, and ultimately helped Australia to win the match. It is an innings that will be remembered for many years to come.