Top 5 Cricketers Who Hit the Most Sixes as Finishing Shots

The top 5 cricketers renowned for hitting the most sixes as finishing shots in successful chases. These players have become synonymous with sealing victories with powerful sixes, contributing significantly to their teams’ success in thrilling chase scenarios. Their knack for finishing matches has left a lasting impact.

5. Shahid Afridi

The Pakistani all-rounder, famous for his aggressive batting, features prominently here. Known for his ability to turn matches around while chasing, he has remained unbeaten in 12 successful chases, with 3 of those wins sealed by sixes. His finishing ability has made him a valuable asset in tight situations.

4. Michael Hussey

One of the best finishers of his time, “Mr. Cricket” occupies the fourth spot on this list. The right-hander remained not out 17 times in successful ODI chases and sealed 4 of those wins with sixes, showcasing his knack for finishing games in style under pressure.

3. Brain Lara

The next batsman on the list is undoubtedly one of the greatest left-handed batsmen to have ever played the game, Brian Lara. The West Indian maestro remained unbeaten on 11 occasions during successful chases, with 4 of those matches being finished with a six, adding to his legacy as a match-winner.

2. Andrew Flintoff

One of the best all-rounders of the game, Andrew Flintoff, stands at number 2 on this list. The Englishman has finished the match with a six on 4 occasions out of the 11 times he remained unbeaten during successful chases, showcasing his ability to end matches in style.

1. Ms Dhoni

At number one in this list is the great Indian finisher, captain, and wicketkeeper, Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Dhoni has finished matches with a six 9 times, including the iconic six in the 2011 World Cup final off Kulasekara. He also holds the record for the most unbeaten run chases, with 38 successful chases.

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