Australia's Glenn Maxwell continues his phenomenal run in white-ball cricket, notching his fourth century in the last nine international innings, equalling the record for the most T20 International hundreds. In the recent clash against West Indies in Adelaide, Maxwell's scintillating 120 not out from 55 balls powered Australia to their highest T20I score on home soil, reaching 241 for 4. His aggressive batting style included eight sixes and 12 fours, showcasing his dominance in the format.

Maxwell's remarkable form extends beyond T20Is, with scores including 106, 201 not out, 104 not out, and now 120 not out in his last nine innings across two formats. Expressing comfort in the T20 format, he mentioned feeling clear and focused during his innings. Although frustrated early on, Maxwell adjusted his approach, delivering extraordinary shots, including a switch hit that sailed into the second tier at cover-point.

The 33-year-old batsman highlighted his enjoyment of batting at No.4, emphasizing the challenges and scenarios faced in that position. Maxwell's century played a pivotal role in securing Australia's series victory against West Indies, maintaining an undefeated record in T20Is where he has scored centuries.