Rohit Sharma, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Or Ben Stokes: Who Has Hit The Most Sixes In World Test Championship? Check The List Here

India’s all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja is known for his all-around contribution, but his batting has come to the forefront in the WTC, with 24 sixes to his name. Jadeja’s power-hitting has been complemented by his consistency, making him one of the most valuable players in the WTC.

New Zealand’s Daryl Mitchell has been a revelation in the WTC, emerging as a dependable middle-order batsman who can play both the long innings and the aggressive cameos. With 25 sixes, Mitchell has showcased his ability to shift gears and attack the opposition when the situation demands. 

Australia’s Travis Head has been a consistent performer for his side in the World Test Championship, with 26 sixes to his name. Head’s aggressive style in the middle order has added depth to Australia’s batting line-up, allowing him to take on bowlers when Australia is looking to accelerate. 

Yashasvi Jaiswal, India’s rising star, has quickly earned a reputation for his aggressive and fearless batting in the WTC. With 29 sixes, Jaiswal has proven that he is not just a player for the future but one for the present as well. Despite being relatively new to Test cricket, his six-hitting ability has already made him a valuable asset for India.

Jonny Bairstow’s resurgence in Test cricket has been one of the highlights of England’s WTC campaign. Known for his powerful hitting, Bairstow has smashed 32 sixes in the championship. Bairstow’s form has been particularly impressive since his return to the Test side, where he has embraced an attacking approach, leading to quick runs and big sixes.

Rishabh Pant, India’s explosive wicket-keeper batsman, has been a game-changer in Test cricket with his aggressive style and fearless approach. Pant’s 38 sixes in the WTC have often come at crucial moments when India needed quick runs or a counter-attack. His sixes have frequently shifted momentum in favor of India, showcasing his knack for rising to the occasion.

India’s "Hitman," Rohit Sharma, ranks second on the list with 52 sixes. Known for his elegance and impeccable timing, Rohit has been a key player for India in all formats of the game. In Test cricket, his ability to clear the boundary has been especially important in shifting momentum during critical phases of matches. 

England’s Test captain, Ben Stokes, tops the list with a staggering 81 sixes in the WTC. Known for his incredible all-round abilities, Stokes has redefined the way Test cricket is played. His aggressive batting style has turned many games in England’s favor, especially when the team needs quick runs.