Biggest sixes in cricket: Top 10 longest hits of all time

The excitement of a cricket match depends on the batsmen. Here, we present the top 10 sixes hit out of stadiums.

In Pakistan's Pepsi Cup, Ijaz Ahmed smashed a 115-meter six off Virender Sehwag's bowling. His dominance throughout the match led his team to victory.

Chris Gayle, a T20 legend, hit a 116-meter six against India in the 2012 T20 World Cup. Known for his power hitting, Gayle holds the record for most sixes.

MS Dhoni, former Indian captain, hit a massive 118-meter six against New Zealand in 2009. Dhoni is known for his powerful hitting and finishing abilities.

Yuvraj Singh, a powerful striker, hit a 119-meter six against Brett Lee in the 2007 T20 World Cup, a record for an Indian batsman.

Mark Waugh, often overshadowed by his twin Steve, hit a memorable 120-meter six against Daniel Vettori in 1997 at the WACA.

Corey Anderson, during his peak in 2014, hit one of the longest sixes in cricket history against India, showcasing his immense power.

Liam Livingstone, a renowned power hitter, launched a 122-meter six against Harris Rauf in 2023 at Headingley, clearing the stadium.

Martin Guptill, known for his power hitting, smashed a 127-meter six against Lonwabo Tsotsobe in a 2012 T20I against South Africa.

Brett Lee, primarily a bowler, surprised everyone with a monstrous 130-meter six against the West Indies, a memorable hitting display.

Shahid Afridi holds the record for the longest six in cricket history, a 153-meter blast against Ryan McLaren, a moment etched in cricketing lore.