In the realm of modern cricket, the ability to clear the boundary ropes with ease has become a defining trait of the game’s elite batters. Among them, Indian cricketing maestro Rohit Sharma stands tall as the player with the most sixes in international cricket, having sent the ball sailing over the ropes a staggering 593 times across all formats.
Affectionately known as the ‘Hitman,’ Sharma has mesmerized fans with his effortless six-hitting prowess since his international debut in 2007. With 467 matches under his belt, Sharma has etched his name in the record books with a remarkable tally of 593 sixes, showcasing his dominance in all formats of the game.
Notably, Sharma’s six-hitting spree extends across Test cricket, One Day Internationals (ODIs), and Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is). Even in the traditional format of Test cricket, Sharma has lofted the ball over the boundary ropes on 80 occasions, highlighting his versatility as a batter across different formats.
Following closely behind Sharma is the legendary West Indian opener Chris Gayle, who boasts an impressive record of 553 sixes in 483 matches, making him a formidable force in the world of cricket. Trailing further behind is former Pakistan all-rounder Shahid Afridi, whose explosive batting style earned him 476 sixes in 524 international matches.
As cricket continues to evolve, the art of six-hitting remains a captivating spectacle for fans worldwide, with players like Sharma leading the charge with their remarkable ability to clear the ropes with effortless grace and power.
