There are few in world cricket with the Glenn Maxwell's repertoire of shots. His ability to score 360 degrees makes him a difficult player to contain and an incredibly exciting player to watch.

The 29 year-old entertained fans with creative hitting again in BBL|06. In his four matches, Maxwell accumulated a total of 117 runs. His best knock of 58* off just 29 balls and earned him the Player of the Match award against the Hobart Hurricanes and highlighted just how dangerous he can be.

This match also saw Maxwell have his best night with the ball taking 1-12.

Although Maxwell is regularly called up for national duties during the Big Bash season, he has made a total of 674 runs for the Melbourne Stars in his 28 matches.

The right-hander made his name for Victoria with a 19-ball half-century against Tasmania in 2010-11, the fastest fifty in Australia's one-day domestic history.

At the 2015 World Cup he blasted a 51-ball century against Sri Lanka at the SCG, the fastest for Australia in ODIs and the second-quickest in World Cup history.

Despite his ability to score rapidly, Maxwell has shown signs that attempts to pigeon hole him as a slogger are short-sighted. In 2017 he posted a patient maiden Test century against India in Ranchi over a four-hour stay at the crease and scored his first double century at first-class level against NSW later the same year.