Star Australia all-rounder Glenn Maxwell says he will suffer for the rest of his life to miss the upcoming tour of India due to a freak injury.
Maxwell broke his left tibia during his friend’s birthday party last November and missed three months.
“He’ll probably nag me for the rest of my life,” Maxwell said while commenting on Fox cricket during a Big Bash League match.
“I’m especially happy to have the opportunity to see my teammates play over there. I was watching the test in India and I think we have as good a team as I saw going to India.
The Border-Gavaskar Trophy kicks off with his opening test in Nagpur on February 9th. Australia, who have not won a Test series in India since 2004, will also play in New Delhi (17-21 February), Dharamsala (1-5 March) and Ahmedabad (9-13 March). increase.
The tests will be followed by his three ODIs in Mumbai (17 March), Visakhapatnam (19 March) and Chennai (22 March).
Maxwell will miss the test, but in Limited he could be back in the series.
“Unfortunately he won’t make it to the end of the BBL, but he’s working very hard to play in rehab. He’s been at St Kilda Football Club for a while and was at Junction Oval with Cricket Victoria,” Melbourne Stars manager David Hussey told SEN earlier this month.
“Towards the end of January, I think I can hit a cricket ball and play state cricket or shield cricket and then fly from India to Australia for a day tour. ”