CAREER LEADERBOARD

Men T20I: Most sixes

All recorded careers; no minimum qualification


Rank	Player	Teams	Most sixes	Matches	Batting innings	Runs	Wickets
1	Rohit Sharma	India	205	159	151	4,231	1
2	Jos Buttler	England	186	160	147	4,212	—
3	Suryakumar Yadav	India	179	113	107	3,272	2
4	Martin Guptill	New Zealand	173	122	118	3,531	0
5	Rovman Powell	West Indies	156	120	106	2,347	5
6	Sikandar Raza	Zimbabwe	151	144	139	3,244	114
7	Glenn Maxwell	Australia	150	130	118	2,897	51
8	Nicholas Pooran	West Indies	149	106	97	2,275	—
9	David Miller	South Africa	141	140	123	2,804	—
9	Paul Stirling	Ireland	141	163	160	3,895	20
11	Evin Lewis	West Indies	136	67	66	1,799	—
12	Quinton de Kock	South Africa	133	110	109	3,095	—
13	Hardik Pandya	India	126	138	109	2,288	114
14	Aaron Finch	Australia	125	103	103	3,120	0
15	Chris Gayle	West Indies	124	79	75	1,899	20
15	Mohammad Nabi	Afghanistan	124	152	140	2,448	109
15	Virat Kohli	India	124	125	117	4,188	4
18	David Warner	Australia	122	110	110	3,277	—
18	Rahmanullah Gurbaz	Afghanistan	122	87	87	2,280	—
20	Eoin Morgan	England / Ireland	120	115	107	2,458	—
21	Mitchell Marsh	Australia	117	88	83	2,313	17
22	Finn Allen	New Zealand	115	62	61	1,663	—
23	Dasun Shanaka	Sri Lanka	112	134	121	2,008	46
24	Tim Seifert	New Zealand	110	90	84	2,279	—
25	Tim David	Australia	109	74	63	1,679	5
26	Glenn Phillips	New Zealand	108	97	85	2,286	9
27	Colin Munro	New Zealand	107	65	62	1,724	4
28	Abhishek Sharma	India	104	56	55	1,629	10
28	Shimron Hetmyer	West Indies	104	85	75	1,678	—
30	Kusal Mendis	Sri Lanka	102	109	109	2,694	—
31	Fakhar Zaman	Pakistan	99	120	110	2,494	0
31	KL Rahul	India	99	72	68	2,265	—
31	Kieron Pollard	West Indies	99	101	83	1,569	42
34	Najibullah Zadran	Afghanistan	97	107	95	1,830	—
35	Andre Russell	West Indies	95	86	75	1,122	61
35	Mohammad Rizwan	Pakistan	95	106	93	3,414	—
37	Brandon King	West Indies	92	87	85	2,028	—
37	Shai Hope	West Indies	92	70	68	1,743	—
39	Brendon McCullum	New Zealand	91	71	70	2,140	—
40	Phil Salt	England	87	65	60	1,852	—
41	Sanju Samson	India	86	66	58	1,432	—
42	Ryan Burl	Zimbabwe	85	129	120	2,201	62
43	Aiden Markram	South Africa	83	77	73	1,966	16
43	Litton Das	Bangladesh	83	122	120	2,702	—
43	Mark Chapman	New Zealand	83	113	95	2,074	4
43	Shane Watson	Australia	83	58	56	1,462	48
43	Tilak Varma	India	83	59	56	1,645	5
48	Kevin O'Brien	Ireland	82	110	103	1,973	58
49	Babar Azam	Pakistan	80	145	136	4,596	—
50	Pathum Nissanka	Sri Lanka	78	94	93	2,699	—
51	Ishan Kishan	India	77	55	55	1,608	—
51	Mahmudullah	Bangladesh	77	141	130	2,444	41
53	Jonny Bairstow	England	76	80	72	1,671	—
53	Mohammad Hafeez	Pakistan	76	119	108	2,514	61
53	Mohammad Shahzad	Afghanistan	76	73	73	2,048	—
56	Harry Brook	England	74	68	59	1,532	—
56	Yuvraj Singh	India	74	58	51	1,177	28
58	Daryl Mitchell	New Zealand	73	104	90	1,879	9
58	Johnson Charles	West Indies	73	69	68	1,525	—
58	Shahid Afridi	Pakistan	73	99	91	1,416	98
61	Kusal Perera	Sri Lanka	72	95	93	2,335	—
61	Ross Taylor	New Zealand	72	106	97	1,954	—
63	Dewald Brevis	South Africa	71	35	33	923	1
63	Jean-Paul Duminy	South Africa	71	81	75	1,934	21
65	Alex Hales	England	70	75	75	2,074	—
65	Reeza Hendricks	South Africa	70	90	89	2,504	0
67	Asghar Afghan	Afghanistan	69	75	68	1,382	1
67	Jason Roy	England	69	64	64	1,522	—
67	Marlon Samuels	West Indies	69	67	65	1,611	22
67	Sahibzada Farhan	Pakistan	69	46	45	1,305	—
67	Shoaib Malik	Pakistan	69	124	111	2,435	28
72	Andy Balbirnie	Ireland	68	110	106	2,392	—
72	Charith Asalanka	Sri Lanka	68	76	74	1,456	7
72	Lendl Simmons	West Indies	68	68	67	1,527	6
72	Moeen Ali	England	68	92	75	1,229	51
72	Shivam Dube	India	68	73	56	1,127	38
77	Romario Shepherd	West Indies	67	81	57	909	81
78	Hazratullah Zazai	Afghanistan	66	45	45	1,160	—
78	Marcus Stoinis	Australia	66	87	70	1,416	53
80	Brian Bennett	Zimbabwe	65	69	69	2,129	9
80	Hamilton Masakadza	Zimbabwe	65	66	66	1,662	2
82	Thisara Perera	Sri Lanka	64	84	74	1,204	51
83	Dawid Malan	England	62	62	60	1,892	1
83	Jason Holder	West Indies	62	98	69	909	112
83	Rassie van der Dussen	South Africa	62	57	53	1,406	—
86	Gareth Delany	Ireland	61	93	79	1,294	60
87	AB de Villiers	South Africa	60	78	75	1,672	—
87	Travis Head	Australia	60	53	51	1,335	1
89	Liam Livingstone	England	59	60	47	955	33
89	Saim Ayub	Pakistan	59	67	64	1,298	29
89	Tanzid Hasan	Bangladesh	59	53	53	1,331	—
92	Kane Williamson	New Zealand	58	93	90	2,575	6
92	Suresh Raina	India	58	78	66	1,605	13
94	Sherfane Rutherford	West Indies	57	56	48	902	2
95	George Dockrell	Ireland	56	159	109	1,426	91
96	Dwayne Bravo	West Indies	55	91	74	1,255	78
96	James Neesham	New Zealand	55	105	77	1,105	64
96	Soumya Sarkar	Bangladesh	55	89	88	1,494	12
96	Towhid Hridoy	Bangladesh	55	65	59	1,409	0
96	Umar Akmal	Pakistan	55	84	79	1,690	—

Tied figures share a competition rank. The initial table lists up to 100 qualifying records; filters browse all careers in this format. Snapshot 2026-09-07.

What this table shows

Rohit Sharma leads this snapshot. Most sixes: 205. All recorded careers; no minimum qualification. Changing the qualification can change the leader.

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