Melbourne: All-rounder Glenn Maxwell is uncertain whether he will tour Australia about Pakistan in March-April when he and his fiance planned to hold a long marriage at that time.
Maxwell and Pharmacist Vini Raman were involved in March 2020 but had to reschedule their wedding several times because of Covid-19 Lockdowns and Restrictions.
The 33-year-old player will be one of the first time for the Australian overs match which is limited to Pakistan between March 29 – April 5, which follows the three-test series in the South Asian country.
“I think it’s very good that we have a tour to go back there.
I think I saw it in 1998 the last time we went there,” he told reporters on Tuesday.
“Did I go there or it can’t be hinges in my fiance because my marriage should be at that time.
So I might not be the right person to ask that question.” Asked whether his fiance might consider moving marriage again, Maxwell said: “Not a chance.
We have moved it several times so I thought this was him.” Australia met Pakistan in the T20 World Cup semi-finals in Dubai on Thursday because they bid their first title in the global tournament.
While he was in the top position during the Indian Premier League, Maxwell did not yet have a destructive type of innings with a bat in the World Cup which has been spread out of Australian fans.
He, however, starvation for the occasion in the last two matches, finished unbeaten without scoring in both victories against Bangladesh and West Indies.
“I’m not sure if you’ve noticed but I have two don’t come out back to the back which is quite rare in my career,” he said with a laugh.
“This means the top order runs very well if I don’t spend a lot of time out there.” I have been in a very good head room so hopefully (me) no longer needed or hopefully it is needed for another zero.
Not out and just stay at the other end.
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