Nick Jones: The anchor behind Maxwell's phenomenal knock
Nick Jones: The anchor behind Maxwell's phenomenal knock
In the midst of enduring multiple body cramps, Glenn Maxwell felt nearly defeated and contemplated retiring during the critical match. Even his captain, Pat Cummins, could understand the severity of the situation. Maxwell's unbeaten 201 not out has now etched its place in history as one of the most remarkable innings under immense pressure. Having worked closely with the Australian team for the past two years and previously treated Maxwell for severe cramping, Nick Jones's decision to advise against leaving the field was instrumental.
In the midst of enduring multiple body cramps, Glenn Maxwell felt nearly defeated and contemplated retiring during the critical match. Even his captain, Pat Cummins, could understand the severity of the situation. Maxwell's unbeaten 201 not out has now etched its place in history as one of the most remarkable innings under immense pressure. Having worked closely with the Australian team for the past two years and previously treated Maxwell for severe cramping, Nick Jones's decision to advise against leaving the field was instrumental.
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In the midst of enduring multiple body cramps, Glenn Maxwell felt nearly defeated and contemplated retiring during the critical match. Even his captain, Pat Cummins, could understand the severity of the situation. Maxwell's unbeaten 201 not out has now etched its place in history as one of the most remarkable innings under immense pressure. Having worked closely with the Australian team for the past two years and previously treated Maxwell for severe cramping, Nick Jones's decision to advise against leaving the field was instrumental. 
