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Injured Glenn Maxwell to miss warm-up match against Pakistan

| | May 29, 2017, at 11:52 pm
Melbourne, May 29 (IBNS): Australian cricketer Glenn Maxwell is all set to miss warm-up match against Pakistan on Monday due to injury.

Cricket Australia website said: "Allrounder Glenn Maxwell will miss Australia's second and final Champions Trophy warm-up match against Pakistan at Edgbaston on Monday due to a bruised knee cap."

As per the website, cricketer Maxwell suffered the injury during the match against Sri Lanka.

Maxwell arrived in the UK to play the Champions Trophy after completing his stint at the Indian Premier League in India.

The cricketer scored 310 runs in the tournament.

Australia will face New Zealand in their first match of the Champions Trophy on June 2.

 

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