IPL 2023: Ace Australia and Royal Challengers Bangalore all-rounder Glenn Maxwell has said that while the injury to his left leg had healed, it’ll take a “number of months” before he is back to full fitness as he prepares for the upcoming edition of the IPL. Follow Indian Premier League 2023 Live Updates with InsideSport.IN.
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The RCB player had suffered a broken left fibula in a horrific mishap during a friend’s birthday party days after Australia were knocked out of the T20 World Cup at home in November last year.
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The grievous injuries required urgent surgery and a long period of rehabilitation. Maxwell returned to the ODI side, which won the threematch series against India 2-1 recently, and the cricketer is now looking forward to playing for RCB on its home turf, the Chinnaswamy Stadium, after nearly two years.
In a video posted by RCB on social media ahead of the IPL season, scheduled to commence on Mar 31, Maxwell, said, “The leg’s okay. It’s going to be a number of months before I’m 100 per cent.”
The 34-year-old added that he is hopeful of doing the job for RCB following his recovery from the injury. “Hopefully it’s (leg) good enough to get through the tournament and still do the job.”
With IPL 2023 set to return to the home-and-away format after two years of playing in bio-bubbles due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Maxwell said he was pumped up to play in front of the home fans.
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