Longest six in cricket history
9. Shahid Afridi – 118 meters (Pakistan vs Australia, 2005)
Shahid Afridi appears again on this list with another massive six, this time against Australia in 2005. During an ODI match, Afridi hit a 118-meter six, sending the ball high into the stands. Afridi’s explosive batting earned him the nickname “Boom Boom,” and this six is one of the many memorable moments in his career.
10. Chris Gayle – 116 meters (West Indies vs India, 2010)
Chris Gayle, one of the most destructive batsmen in the history of cricket, is known for hitting massive sixes. In a T20 match against India in 2010, Gayle hit a huge 116-meter six. Gayle’s ability to hit towering sixes made him one of the most feared batsmen in T20 cricket, and this particular shot is just one example of his incredible power.
Cricket has witnessed some incredible sixes over the years, with players hitting the ball to extraordinary distances. From Shahid Afridi’s record-breaking 153-meter six to Chris Gayle’s towering hits, these moments have become a part of cricketing folklore. Each of these players showcased their power, skill, and timing to hit these mammoth shots, leaving fans in awe and adding excitement to the game.
While Afridi holds the unofficial record for the longest six, there have been many memorable hits that will be remembered for years to come. As cricket continues to evolve, we can expect even more massive sixes in the future, keeping fans on the edge of their seats.
