Australia’s star cricketer Glenn Maxwell was left furious at the shocking video of a robbery in a Sydney ATM. Two people were involved in looting money from a wheelchair-bound man with cerebral palsy.  

The 42-year-old man was attacked moments after he withdrew cash from an ATM in Sydney on Sunday, according to 9News. The man, identified as Julian Stuart, noticed the two men while he was heading towards the machine and asked them if they were going to use the machine.

As Stuart was about the leave the ATM, the two men grabbed his money and ran away. "All of a sudden one of them just lunged at me and grabbed the money. You don't expect someone to do that to you," Stuart told 9News. He also revealed that he was a disabled pensioner and this whole act disheartened him.

"I'm born with cerebral palsy and I've had a great life and there's always someone there to lend a hand but unfortunately there are bad people out there,” he said.

Glenn Maxwell shared the clip on his social media account and said he is not being able to believe what the robbers have done to the innocent man. "Please help find these scumbags!!! This is absolutely disgusting and I can't believe anyone would stoop this low," Maxwell wrote.

Not only Maxwell but former Australia batsman Damien Martyn shared the clip on his Twitter account as well and appealed to his followers to help police catch the two robbers. "Please retweet and catch these low life scum bags! Catch them and shame them plus take away any Govt benefits they receive.. Tough rules," Martyn wrote.