Cricket’s aerial warfare takes center stage ahead of the March 5 T20 semi-final between India and England at Wankhede Stadium. Across 29 T20 encounters, these teams have witnessed a barrage of sixes, with Indians holding four of the top five spots. Here’s a closer look at the heavy artillery.
Jos Buttler’s 27 sixes headline England’s contribution in 27 games from 2011-2025. The 644-run tally at 32.20 includes 57 fours and five fifties, cementing his status as a global T20 icon who thrives under pressure.
Hardik Pandya’s 25 sixes in 20 matches since 2017 showcase all-round dynamism. His 414 runs at 29.57 feature three fifties and 27 fours, making him indispensable in death overs.
In a remarkable feat, Abhishek Sharma has hammered 22 sixes in just five T20s against England. Averaging 55.80 with 279 runs, a century, and a fifty, the youngster is redefining opening batting.
England’s Jason Roy contributes 20 sixes across 15 matches (2014-2022), scoring 356 at 23.73 with 33 boundaries. His 67 against India remains a standout aggressive innings.
Virat Kohli’s 19 sixes in 21 games yield 648 runs at 38.11, with 61 fours highlighting his adaptability in the shortest format.
The tournament roadmap includes South Africa-New Zealand semi on March 4 in Kolkata, leading to the March 8 finale in Ahmedabad.