World Cup History

On Wednesday, Australia’s all-rounder Glenn Maxwell achieved the fastest century in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 fixture against the Netherlands at New Delhi’s Arun Jaitley Stadium.

Glenn Maxwell surpassed the record set by South Africa’s Aiden Markram, who had smashed a century off 49 balls against Sri Lanka earlier in the tournament at the same venue.

Maxwell reached three figures in just 40 balls. Speaking about his milestone, Glenn Maxwell expressed, “It feels pretty good. I have been pretty cooked today, so I wasn’t expecting much, but it probably cleared my head a little bit to be able to go out there and play. The situation when [David] Warner and [Cameron] Greeny (Green) both got out probably made me play the situation a little differently.”

Glenn Maxwell’s record-breaking century not only solidifies his place in World Cup history but also highlights his exceptional talent in the ongoing ICC Cricket World Cup 2023. As he outshines previous feats, Maxwell’s extraordinary performance serves as a testament to the captivating and ever-evolving nature of this prestigious tournament.

China Expresses Willingness To Collaborate With The US, Manage Differences, President Xi Jinping

Meanwhile,

According to Chinese state media, Chinese President Xi Jinping stated on Wednesday that China is ready to cooperate with the United States, actively managing their differences and collaborating to address global challenges.

Xi emphasized, at an annual dinner hosted by the New York-based National Committee on United States-China Relations, that establishing the “right” way for the United States and China to interact would hold crucial significance for the world.