Top 5 Most Longest Sixes In Cricket History

Best Most Longest Sixes In Cricket History
Top 5 Most Longest Sixes In Cricket History

1: Shahid Afridi
2: Yuvraj Singh
3: Shahid Afridi
4: Daniel vettori
5: Chris Gayle

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Here is the Video of Top 7 biggest (longest) Sixes in cricket History. Featuring Some Of Dangerous Six Hitters In today and Cricket History.This video contains sixes hit by chris gayle, corey anderson,ross taylor,jesse ryder,brett lee, Ryan ten Doeschate and mark waugh

07.Corey Anderson
Corey Anderson breaks Shahid Afridi's long standings fastest 100 in ODI record this past year and its obvious that he is able to struck the ball good way with rather easiness. Participating in against India at Napier he struck four sixes in the overall game and handful of the shots went of the stadium. Again distance is not documented but it was huge sixes that could have kept heading got it not for the roof top tops.

06. Chris Gayle
As EVERYBODY KNOWS Chris Gayle MAY BE THE AMONG Most Dangerous Batsmen in cricket world. He Hit Sixes Eve In Test Matches. He's really the only 2nd Just Behind Shahid Afridi IN EVERY Time Six Hitter In International Cricket.Chris Gayle hit an enormous six of the back-foot on the bowling of Mark Gillespie.

05. Ryan ten Doeschate
Dutch professional cricketer Ryan ten Doeschate struck an enormous six into street

04.Jesse ryder
Big Man From new zealand, Deposited AMONG luke fletcher's Ball into Top of Stands

03.Brett Lee
Brett Lee was often at the incorrect end of big sixes but he himself could clear the ropes when in form. Brett Lee possessed a natural golf swing with the bat and Western world Indies bowler believed the real beef of Brett Lee bat back 2005 when he produced this monster shot.

02.Ross tylor

01.Mark Waugh
Waugh Was Classy, Elegant, Stylish Big Hitter WITH THE Cricket Ball Also. November 1997 on 21, Mark Waugh scored a six against Daniel Vettori which continues to be remembered because of its length and height. This was through the 2nd test match of New Zealand's tour to Australia.