Glenn Maxwell is currently recovering from a mental health break after withdrawing from the Australian T20 World Cup squad in October 2022.
Maxwell has spoken openly about his struggles with mental health in the past, and has said that he is taking time off to focus on his well-being.
There is no official timeline for Maxwell's return to cricket, but he has said that he is looking forward to getting back on the field when he is ready.
Maxwell has received widespread support from the cricket community during his time away,
with many players and coaches expressing their admiration for his courage and honesty.
In a recent interview, Maxwell said that he was feeling "much better" and that he was looking forward to "getting back to my old self".
Maxwell is expected to return to training with Victoria in November 2023, ahead of the start of the domestic summer season.
However, it is unclear whether Maxwell will be available for selection for the Australian team at the start of the season.
Maxwell has said that he will not put any pressure on himself to return to cricket too early, and will only come back when he is feeling 100% ready.
Cricket Australia has said that it is fully supportive of Maxwell's decision to take time off, and that his well-being is the top priority.
Fans and pundits alike are eager to see Maxwell back on the cricket field, but they understand the importance of him taking his time and looking after himself.