The IPL is an exciting cricket league loved by fans worldwide. Known for its fast-paced action and massive sixes, it features world-class players in competitive line-ups. Over the years, the IPL has showcased incredible power-hitting, with unforgettable performances.

10. MS Dhoni – 115 metres

Mahendra Singh Dhoni, also known as MS Dhoni, is a legendary Indian cricketer. He captained India in all formats, winning the T20 World Cup (2007), ODI World Cup (2011), and Champions Trophy (2013). Known for his calm leadership, he led India to the top Test rankings. Dhoni’s 115-meter six in 2009 remains iconic.

9. Gautam Gambhir – 117 Meters

Gautam Gambhir’s cricket journey is like a Bollywood story—full of highs, lows, and drama. Starting in 1999-2000, he impressed with a double century in 2002. Gambhir faced setbacks but overcame them with determination, becoming India’s ODI and Test star by 2008. He led KKR to two IPL titles and hit a 117-meter six in 2013.

8. Ben Cutting – 117 metres

Ben Cutting, an Australian cricketer, is a tall (1.92 meters) all-rounder known for his powerful hitting and deceptive bouncers. He gained fame with the Sunrisers Hyderabad in the 2016 IPL final, scoring 39 runs off 15 balls and taking two wickets, earning the Man of the Match. Cutting’s longest six in IPL 2016 measured an incredible 117 meters.

7. Ross Taylor – 119 metres

Ross Taylor is a retired New Zealand cricket captain and one of the decade’s underrated greats. With over 6000 runs in both Tests and ODIs, averaging 48 and 45 respectively, his stats are outstanding. In the 2008 IPL, representing Royal Challengers Bangalore, Taylor hit a 119-meter six, ranking as the seventh-longest in IPL history.

6. Yuvraj Singh – 119 metres

Yuvraj Singh, a former Indian cricketer, was an all-rounder who batted left-handed and bowled slow left-arm orthodox. Known for his match-winning abilities, he shone in white-ball cricket. His international debut came in the 2000 Champions Trophy against Australia, where his batting and fielding impressed. In 2009, he hit a massive 119-meter six in the IPL.

5. Chris Gayle – 119 metres

Christopher Henry Gayle, a Jamaican cricketer, has played for the West Indies since 1999. Known for his towering six-foot frame and powerful batting, he excelled in T20 leagues but cherished Test cricket. He once hit a 119-meter six off Brett Lee, proving his dominance. Gayle was the first player to score centuries in all three formats of cricket.

4. Robin Uthappa – 120 metres

Robin Uthappa, a former Indian cricketer, played for Chennai Super Kings in the IPL and Kerala in domestic cricket. He debuted in ODIs in April 2006, scoring 86 against England. Known as “The Walking Assassin,” he was vital to India’s 2007 T20 World Cup win. Uthappa scored 4607 IPL runs before retiring on September 14, 2022.

3. Adam Gilchrist – 122 metres

Adam Gilchrist is a retired Australian cricketer and commentator, famous for his explosive batting and exceptional wicketkeeping. Initially picked as Ian Healy’s backup, he soon became indispensable due to his aggressive style and consistency. Gilchrist made his Test debut in 1999 and was part of Australia’s World Cup-winning team. In the IPL, he captained Deccan Chargers to victory in 2009.

2. Praveen Kumar – 124 metres

Praveen Kumar, a former Indian medium-pace bowler, was born on October 2, 1986, in Meerut. Known for his remarkable ability to swing the ball, he became India’s dependable bowler. In the 2008 CB Series, he took 10 wickets in 4 games, helping India win. Praveen hit a 124-meter six off Lasith Malinga, earning a spot in long-distance hitting records.

1. Albie Morkel – 125 meters

Albie Morkel, from a cricketing family, is known for his powerful hitting. In 2009, he played a key role in South Africa’s first ODI series win in Australia. His 18-ball 40 in Melbourne helped secure victory. In the IPL, he hit a record 125-meter six against Pragyan Ojha in 2008. Albie also played for Chennai, Bangalore, and Delhi.

Conclusion

Here are the top ten IPL cricketers who have hit the most sixes. They are some of the strongest hitters, capable of clearing the boundary with ease. As the second phase of the tournament begins in less than a week, we can expect even more amazing sixes.\