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[Saba Sports News] Australian all-rounder Glenn Maxwell has remained silent about the incident that led to his hospitalization following a night of heavy drinking in Adelaide on January 19. The episode left him unconscious due to excessive drinking and dehydration, prompting his teammates to call an ambulance after failing to wake him. Although Maxwell regained consciousness in the ambulance and was briefly hospitalized for checks, he was subsequently discharged. However, the aftermath of the incident saw him missing the ODI series against West Indies, with an expected return for the T20I series starting on February 9.
Two weeks post-incident, Maxwell has not disclosed details about the night, maintaining his silence even during public appearances at the Allen Border Medal night and a recent golf event. When inquired by news.co.au, his only response was, “I’m all good,” sparking further curiosity about the incident. This event adds to a series of unusual injuries for Maxwell, including a leg break at a birthday party in 2022 and a golf-related injury that sidelined him during the ODI World Cup 2023 against England.
Close friend and colleague Aaron Finch expressed confidence in Maxwell’s ability to continue delivering match-winning performances. Finch highlighted Maxwell’s recent form, suggesting that despite the setbacks, the all-rounder’s best years on the field might still be ahead. Finch stressed the importance of Maxwell maintaining his fitness to extend his career, reflecting optimism about his recovery and return to peak performance.