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Longest Sixes in IPL History

With each IPL season that goes by, we witness an increase in the quantity of sixes hit and a greater willingness on the part of batters to take enormous risks. When it comes to six hitting, records are always being broken. And rightfully so—by growing larger and bigger, batsmen are becoming more powerful and daring. Have you ever pondered, though, who or what has hit the longest six in IPL history, given the sheer number of sixes that have been hit since the league’s inaugural season?

top 10 longest sixes in IPL history

Rank PlayerDistanceTeamOpponentYear
1Albie Morkel124mCSKDC2008
2Praveen Kumar124mRCBRR2008
3Adam Gilchrist122mPBKSRCB2011
4Robin Uthappa120mRCBMI2010
5Chris Gayle119mRCBPWI2013
6Ross Taylor119mRCBCSK2008
7Yuvraj Singh119mPBKSCSK2009
8Ben Cutting117mSRHRCB2016
9Liam Livingstone117mPBKSGT2022
10Gautam Gambhir117mKKRRR2013

Albie Morkel 125 metres: The Longest six in IPL ever

There have been some impressive power hitting performances in the IPL, with players hitting the leather cricket balls incredibly far. Albie Morkel, who struck the longest six in IPL history at an incredible 125 metres, is at the top of the standings. A lower order batsman who can come in, bat down the order, and take on himself to swiftly score runs and end an innings well is a necessity for every IPL squad. That player for the Chennai Super Kings was Albie Morkel. Despite being Chennai’s starting pacer and opening the bowling during the powerplay with his swing bowling, he is a relatively underappreciated ball striker.

His sixes in the IPL Tennis Ball Super Sixes Challenge, where he launched the ball 105 metres into the air, must be fresh in everyone’s memories. However, in IPL 2008, he hit the ball for 125 metres against Pragyan Ojha of Deccan Chargers, which stands as the official highest six in IPL history. In IPL history, he is still the only player to have crossed the 125-meter milestone.

 

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