[Watch] Pakistan Batters Attempt To Hit No Foot Movement Sixes Like Glenn Maxwell

In a breathtaking display of power-hitting and determination, Glenn Maxwell, the Australian cricket sensation, etched his name in the annals of cricket history during the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023. Facing a seemingly insurmountable challenge against Afghanistan, Maxwell delivered an unforgettable double century, leading Australia to a remarkable victory from the brink of defeat. With an extraordinary performance that defied the limits of human endurance, Maxwell’s innings has been hailed as possibly the greatest ever in One Day International (ODI) cricket.

The stage was set for an epic encounter as Afghanistan’s bowlers wreaked havoc, reducing Australia to a precarious 91/7. With the odds stacked against them and defeat looming, Glenn Maxwell stepped up to the plate, determined to salvage the match for his team. However, Maxwell was far from his best physical condition, battered and bruised with cramps, rendering him virtually immobile. His legs, seemingly rendered useless, should have been a setback for any cricketer.

What followed was nothing short of extraordinary. Maxwell, in a display of unwavering resolve, defied his physical limitations by smashing colossal sixes without the slightest movement of his legs. His sheer willpower and impeccable timing turned the game on its head, guiding Australia to an astonishing victory while leaving fans and cricket experts awestruck. It was an innings for the ages, one that will be etched in the memories of cricket enthusiasts for years to come.

Glenn Maxwell’s breathtaking performance has left an indelible mark on the cricketing world, and it hasn’t gone unnoticed. In a bid to emulate the astonishing feat of hitting ‘no footwork’ sixes, Pakistan’s batsmen have been diligently practicing the art during their net sessions in Kolkata. The intention is clear – to replicate Maxwell’s heroics and bring that level of power-hitting into their own game.