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Cricket Australia unveiled an Indigenous-inspired kit for T20 World Cup 2022 on Tuesday in Sydney.
The defending champions' kit acknowledges Australian cricket's connection to First Nations people and cultures. Glenn Maxwell, Josh Hazlewood and Mitchell Starc attended the unveiling event.
Maxi also talked about the upcoming T20I series in India and Australia's preparations for the T20 World Cup Down Under.
Also read: (Link the marsh, Starck story)
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T20 World Cup 2022: Australia to don Indigenous-inspired kits, excited for T20 series vs India

Australia Cricket Team unveiled an Indigenous-inspired kit for T20 World Cup 2022. During the event, Glenn Maxwell talked about the upcoming T20I series in India.

Here's what he had to say

The defending champions' kit acknowledges Australian cricket's connection to First Nations people and cultures

Cricket Australia unveiled an Indigenous-inspired kit for T20 World Cup 2022 on Tuesday in Sydney.
The defending champions' kit acknowledges Australian cricket's connection to First Nations people and cultures. Glenn Maxwell, Josh Hazlewood and Mitchell Starc attended the unveiling event.
Maxi also talked about the upcoming T20I series in India and Australia's preparations for the T20 World Cup Down Under.
Also read: (Link the marsh, Starck story)
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Australian all-rounder Maxwell, who was retained by Royal Challengers Bangalore ahead of the IPL 2022 was missing the first few matches for his mighty wedding. But, it's good news for RCB fans as the legend is set to join the RCB camp for IPL 2022. 
Also read: IPL 2022: Sehwag believes, letting go Yuzvendra is the 'biggest mistake' of RCB
Maxwell tied the knot with Indian-origin Vini Raman on 18 March in Australia and conducted a traditional Indian wedding in Chennai a week later on 27 March. 
The Australian star will soon be available for Royal Challengers Bangalore as he shared an Instagram story showing two passports and wrote, "Let's go Royal Challengers Bangalore."
Also read: IPL 2022: RCB's Glenn Maxwell feels 'stress-free Virat Kohli' could be dangerous for opposition
Get all the Updates of IPL 2022 here!

IPL 2022: Major boost for RCB, Glenn Maxwell joins the team after his wedding 

Good news for RCB, Maxwell has joined the camp!

When will he play the first match of IPL 2022? Details in the video (Down Emoji)

IPL 2022: Glenn Maxwell is set to join RCB after his wedding with Indian-origin Vini Raman

In a major boost for the Royal Challengers Bangalore, star batter Glenn Maxwell has joined the squad after his wedding. This is good news for all the RCB&nbsp;fans as Maxwell played a very important role in RCB's&nbsp;2021 campaign with 515 runs with a stunning strike rate of 144.&nbsp;
Maxwell was missing in action as he was busy with his wedding festivities. He tied the knot with Indian-origin girl&nbsp;Vini Raman&nbsp;on 18th March in Australia followed by a traditional Indian wedding in Chennai a week later on 27 March.&nbsp;
The Australian star is expected to be available for Royal Challengers Bangalore from 6th April after finishing his mandatory quarantine at the team hotel in Mumbai. The Aussie star was retained by Royal Challengers Bangalore for Rs 11 crore&nbsp;before the IPL&nbsp;2022 Mega Auctions alongside Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;and Mohd Siraj.

After the conclusion of his wedding with Indian-origin girl&nbsp;Vini&nbsp;Raman, Maxwell&nbsp;has joined the Royal Challengers Bangalore camp.&nbsp;

In a major boost for the Royal Challengers Bangalore, star batter Glenn Maxwell has joined the squad after his wedding. This is good news for all the RCB&nbsp;fans as Maxwell played a very important role in RCB's&nbsp;2021 campaign with 515 runs with a stunning strike rate of 144.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl/ipl-2022-sehwag-believes-letting-go-yuzvendra-is-the-biggest-mistake-of-rcb-1648387575925" target="_blank">IPL 2022: Sehwag believes, letting go Yuzvendra is the 'biggest mistake' of RCB</a>
Maxwell was missing in action as he was busy with his wedding festivities. He tied the knot with Indian-origin girl&nbsp;Vini Raman&nbsp;on 18th March in Australia followed by a traditional Indian wedding in Chennai a week later on 27 March.&nbsp;
The Australian star is expected to be available for Royal Challengers Bangalore from 6th April after finishing his mandatory quarantine at the team hotel in Mumbai. The Aussie star was retained by Royal Challengers Bangalore for Rs 11 crore&nbsp;before the IPL&nbsp;2022 Mega Auctions alongside Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;and Mohd Siraj.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl/ipl-2022-rcb-s-glenn-maxwell-feels-stress-free-virat-kohli-could-be-dangerous-for-opposition-1647585977018" target="_blank">IPL 2022: RCB's Glenn Maxwell feels 'stress-free Virat Kohli' could be dangerous for opposition</a>
Get all the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news" target="_blank">Updates of IPL&nbsp;2022</a> here!

Australian stars including David Warner, Glenn Maxwell, Mitchell Marsh, Pat Cummins, Marcus Stoinis, Josh Hazlewood, Matthew Wade, and Daniel Sams are all likely to miss a few starting games of IPL 2022.
Australia is all set for a historic tour to Pakistan, starting with the 1st Test in Rawalpindi from March 4. The last game of the tour will be played on April 5. Since IPL is likely to start in the first week of April, Aussie cricketers will miss the start of the cash-rich league due to international duties.
Moreover, RCB star all-rounder Maxwell, who was retained by the Royal Challengers will also miss the Pakistan tour due to his upcoming wedding with his Indian-origin fiance Vini Raman in late March.
Also read: 

Australian stars likely to miss the start of IPL 2022. Here's why

Few Australian cricketers like David Warner and Glenn Maxwell may be the backbone of their respective IPL franchises but the Aussie stars are likely to miss the start of IPL. Here's why

Australian stars including&nbsp;David Warner, Glenn Maxwell, Mitchell Marsh, Pat Cummins, Marcus Stoinis, Josh Hazlewood, Matthew Wade, and Daniel Sams are all likely to miss a few starting games of IPL&nbsp;2022.
Australia is all set for a historic tour to Pakistan, starting with the 1st Test in&nbsp;Rawalpindi&nbsp;from March 4. The last game of the tour will be played on April 5. Since IPL&nbsp;is likely to start in the first week of April, Aussie cricketers will miss the start of the cash-rich league due to international duties.
Moreover, RCB&nbsp;star all-rounder Maxwell, who was retained by the Royal Challengers will also miss the Pakistan tour&nbsp;due to his upcoming wedding with his Indian-origin fiance Vini Raman in late March.

Few Australian cricketers like David Warner and Glenn Maxwell may be the backbone of their respective IPL franchises but the Aussie stars are likely to miss the start of IPL.

Australian stars including&nbsp;David Warner, Glenn Maxwell, Mitchell Marsh, Pat Cummins, Marcus Stoinis, Josh Hazlewood, Matthew Wade, and Daniel Sams are all likely to miss a few starting games of IPL&nbsp;2022.
Australia is all set for a historic tour to Pakistan, starting with the 1st Test in&nbsp;Rawalpindi&nbsp;from March 4. The last game of the tour will be played on April 5. Since IPL&nbsp;is likely to start in the first week of April, Aussie cricketers will miss the start of the cash-rich league due to international duties.
Moreover, RCB&nbsp;star all-rounder Maxwell, who was retained by the Royal Challengers will also miss the Pakistan tour&nbsp;due to his upcoming wedding with his Indian-origin fiance Vini Raman in late March.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="'Check online, it's everywhere...': Glenn Maxwell is concerned after his wedding invitation leaked online" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/check-online-it-s-everywhere-glenn-maxwell-is-concerned-after-his-wedding-invitation-leaked-online-1645005714736">'Check online, it's everywhere...': Glenn Maxwell is concerned after his wedding invitation leaked online</a>

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