<p>Glenn Maxwell will miss Australia's upcoming one-day international series against England after suffering a broken leg in a freak accident that is expected to sideline the all-rounder for up to three months.</p>.<p>Maxwell suffered a broken tibula in his left leg in an incident at a friend's 50th birthday party on Saturday evening and underwent surgery on Sunday to reset the bone.</p>.<p>He is expected to be out for eight to 12 weeks.</p>.<p>"Glenn is in good spirits," Australian selection chief George Bailey said, according to the Sydney Morning Herald.</p>.<p>"It was an unfortunate accident and we feel for Glenn in the circumstances given he was in great touch in his last few games.</p>.<p>"Glenn is a critical part of our white-ball structure and we will continue to support him through his recovery and rehabilitation."</p>.<p>Sean Abbott has been called up to replace Maxwell for the three-match series, which starts in Adelaide on Thursday. </p>
<p>Glenn Maxwell will miss Australia's upcoming one-day international series against England after suffering a broken leg in a freak accident that is expected to sideline the all-rounder for up to three months.</p>.<p>Maxwell suffered a broken tibula in his left leg in an incident at a friend's 50th birthday party on Saturday evening and underwent surgery on Sunday to reset the bone.</p>.<p>He is expected to be out for eight to 12 weeks.</p>.<p>"Glenn is in good spirits," Australian selection chief George Bailey said, according to the Sydney Morning Herald.</p>.<p>"It was an unfortunate accident and we feel for Glenn in the circumstances given he was in great touch in his last few games.</p>.<p>"Glenn is a critical part of our white-ball structure and we will continue to support him through his recovery and rehabilitation."</p>.<p>Sean Abbott has been called up to replace Maxwell for the three-match series, which starts in Adelaide on Thursday. </p>