ODI World Cup 2023: Shadab Khan imitates Glenn Maxwell's 'no footwork' play in nets

Maxwell played some incredible shots to lead Australia to a historic victory his constrained footwork due to cramps against Afghanistan.

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Glenn Maxwell and Shadab Khan. (Photo Source: X(Twitter)

Australia's charismatic all-rounder Glenn Maxwell played one of the best knocks in the history of one-day cricket during his side's clash against Afghanistan in the ongoing ODI World Cup in Mumbai. With Australia chasing a reasonable target of 292, he hit a double century and snatched the victory from the hands of Afghanistan.

When Australia were reeling at 91/7, Maxwell and captain Pat Cummins put in a sensational display and secured a much-needed win with three wickets, and also advanced to the semifinal of this competition. The all-rounder hit an unbeaten 201 off just 128 deliveries with the help of 21 boundaries and 10 maximums.

Maxwell's innings was especially noteworthy since throughout the final ten overs of the game, he was hardly able to move his feet due to cramps in both legs. The Australian played some incredible shots to lead Australia to a historic victory with constrained footwork due to cramps.

Meanhwile, Pakistan spinner Shadab Khan was seen attempting to recreate Maxwell's strokes in the nets ahead of the Men in Green's final group-stage game against England.  Shadab's shots, though, produced some humorous outcomes.

Here is the video of Shadab Khan imitating Glenn Maxwell.

Maxwell's double hundred against Afghanistan will go down in history as a testament to human perseverance. Throughout his innings, he endured excruciating cramps and back spasms. From one of his toes, the cramp spread up his shin, and then to his calf muscle. Even though he was in severe discomfort, the all-rounder refused to retire hurt.

Each shot he made, many of which were played on one leg, demonstrated his persistence. By smashing his final six, he allowed Australia to win the game and also brought up his double century, making him the first Australian male cricketer to reach that mark in one-day internationals. Furthermore, the Australian batter also scripted another history by being the first player in ODI cricket history to score a double century while chasing a target.

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