Melbourne Stars have suffered a huge blow to their hopes of bouncing back from a horror start to the BBL with Glenn Maxwell ruled out of their next match against Perth Scorchers due to injury. Maxwell got a physical issue to his lower arm while batting against Brisbane Intensity on the premiere night of the opposition where he made 23 off 14 balls as Stars were vigorously beaten by 103 runs. He had clinical consideration two times in center and had his lower arm taped, then was seen icing it in the burrow after his excusal at the Gabba. Maxwell's nonappearance will put more onus on Marcus Stoinis to lead the batting line-up while it additionally implies Stars miss a significant twist bowling choice. Stars face Scorchers on Wednesday at the MCG then, at that point, have a 10-day hole until their next exposing, against Sydney Roar in Albury on December 23, which the club will trust gives Maxwell time to recuperate and just miss the one game. "Greatest lower arms on the planet and he's pulled a muscle," partner Hilton Cartwright kidded after the game and before affirmation that Maxwell would be precluded. "He's had a pleasant break, returned very certain he's still really sure [after the loss]. On a night like this evening you must continue to remind yourself you're not a terrible group." Stars likewise show up prone to be without Nathan Coulter-Nile after he got a calf strain against Intensity. He emerged to bat at No. 11 with a sprinter. "Nathan Coulter-Nile will go through examines this end of the week to decide harm to a calf injury endured while bowling against the Brisbane Intensity," a club proclamation said. Stars can expect to approach Pakistan fast Haris Rauf after he was not chosen against Intensity having just barely shown up in the country. Britain quick bowler Olly Stone was one of their three abroad players alongside Liam Dawson and Usama Mir.