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Longest Sixes In IPL History 

Indian Premier League (IPL) is a synonym for exciting and standard cricket. As IPL is played in T20 form, witnessing sixes is a sure-shot thing. Every single team in IPL includes two or more big hitters who can send the ball for a long distance with their sheer power and timing. A Six is something that fills the fans with zing and ecstasy. So far the 15 seasons of IPL have been conducted…

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longest sixes in IPL history 

125 Meters long sixes are just imaginable things before Albie Morkel has done in the inaugural edition of IPL.

This was the longest six in IPL history, and even now, 15 years later not any bowler has broken the record of Pragyan Ojha conceding IPL’s longest six.

In recent IPL 2022, Liam Livingstone tried to break the record of Morkel but he only reached 117 meters long.

We collected the data from the ICC OFFICIAL SITE of the Top 10 IPL longest sixes in all seasons.

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Longest sixes in Indian Premier League: Dewald Brevis 112m-hit longest of IPL 2022

Longest sixes in Indian Premier League: Dewald Brevis 112m-hit longest of IPL 2022

There have been some big sixes in IPL 2022, with Dewald Brevis of the Mumbai Indians smashing the longest so far. On Wednesday, he struck a quickfire 49 against Punjab Kings at MCA Stadium in Pune, which featured five monstrous maximums, including the longest of the season – 112m. READ: IPL 2022: 25 games in, what the Team of the Tournament could look like READ: IPL records: Top five most…

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Longest sixes in Indian Premier League: Dewald Brevis 112m-hit longest of IPL 2022

Longest sixes in Indian Premier League: Dewald Brevis 112m-hit longest of IPL 2022

https://sportstar.thehindu.com/cricket/cricket-photos/article38473527.ece/ALTERNATES/LANDSCAPE_590/dewald-brevis There have been some big sixes in IPL 2022, with Dewald Brevis of the Mumbai Indians smashing the longest so far. On Wednesday, he struck a quickfire 49 against Punjab Kings at MCA Stadium in Pune, which featured five monstrous maximums, including the longest of the season –…

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Longest Sixes in IPL History

Twenty20 classes over the globe are basically about fun and stimulation. Ritzy groups, high scoring games, secret spinners, and the ball voyaging wherever make it an energizing arrangement to the watchers.

One thing that absolutely energizes the group is seeing the ball vanishing into the stands. Throughout the years, the quantity of sixes hit in cricket has expanded definitely. Enormous bats, shorter limits, and batting-accommodating conditions make T20 cricket a batsmen game.

A sum of 872 sixes were hit in 60 matches during IPL 2018, which likens to somewhat more than amazing 14 sixes per game. Chris Gayle holds the record for generally sixes in IPL with 292 to his name starting at now.

Here in this article, we take a glance at the longest sixes in IPL.

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#5 Chris Gayle - 111 meters

Become acclimated to it, Chris Gayle is back again and unquestionably not once and for all. Nicknamed 'General Boss', Gayle has threatened bowlers in the Indian Premier League and played some sparkling thumps. In a game against the now-old Pune Warriors India during IPL 2012, Gayle hit one into the group, which enrolled 111 meters. It was the second greatest six in IPL 2012.

#4 MS Dhoni - 112 meters

MS Dhoni has struck some greatest sixes all through his careerMS Dhoni has struck some greatest sixes all through his profession

MS Dhoni is perhaps the fiercest hitter of the game. The Ranchi star has played some splendid innings in IPL and has ravaged 186 sixes in his IPL profession. In the eliminator coordinate between Chennai Super Kings and the Mumbai Indians during the 2012 IPL crusade, the previous Indian chief hit a six off James Franklin's bowling which estimated 112 meters.

#3 Chris Gayle - 112 meters

Chris Gayle is known for his six hitting abilitiesChris Gayle is known for his six hitting capacities

In a game against the Pune Warriors India during IPL 2013, Chris Gayle struck one of the greatest sixes in IPL history. Gayle broke various records in the innings as he scored the quickest IPL hundred (30 balls) and furthermore enrolled the most noteworthy individual score in T20s (175). He acquired his hundred the ninth over when he expelled Ashok Dinda for a 112-meter six. Gayle completed with 17 sixes in the innings, which is additionally an IPL record.

#2 Ben Cutting - 117 meters

Chinnaswamy arena in Bangalore is known for the batting-accommodating conditions and tremendous sixes. Ben Cutting hit the longest six of IPL 2016 in the last against Sunrisers Hyderabad. It was in the nineteenth over of the game when Shane Watson bowled a midsection high full hurl and the Australian seamer hit it over the square limit for a huge six. The ball voyaged 117 meters and Cutting completed with 39 off 15 balls.

#1 Chris Gayle - 119 meters

It is nothing unexpected to see Chris Gayle at the highest priority on the rundown and the unfortunate bowler is Ali Murtaza of Pune Warriors India. The left-arm spinner bowled a length ball to Gayle, which was dispatched over mid-wicket at the Chinnaswamy arena in Bangalore. The six left the arena and the umpires needed to require another ball. The ball voyaged an incredible 119 meters and would have cleared any limit on the planet.

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Dhoni finishes off in style....

August 15, 2020

This was the iconic comment by Ravi Shastri as M. S. Dhoni hit his now legendary six to finish the contest at the final of World Cup 2011.

As M. S. Dhoni chose an opportune moment on an auspicious day, this comment again resonates. He held his head high and is now walking into the sunset after conquering all that was on offer in the World of Cricket.

India's mad cricketing folklore bade a tearful goodbye to Sachin Tendulkar in 2013. Today that same cricketing fraternity will be pushed once again into nostalgia as another legend leaves only memories behind.

Dhoni remained stoic all through his public career. Never ever he allowed emotions to leave his demeanor's defence. Whether it was the ecstacy of winning the coveted World Cup Trophies or even when failing to steer his team to safety at the end of his final international match, the eventful run out against New Zealand in the semi final of World Cup 2019.

There was this belief that he had ingrained in us that as long as he was at the crease, there use to be more than hope, rather a strong sense of anticipation that he would pull the team out of even completely hopeless situations.

That faith is so important, and the positive vibes he used to radiate will always be associated with with new gen India.

His cricketing acumen, rather unorthodox playing style, team leading abilities, strong sense of calm, a pure sagastic approach to go about doing what was best for the team and stoic attitude, all has and will remain as a legacy for us, and by us, we mean the entire cricket loving people sans boundaries.

With his on screen avatar fading away a couple of months ago, the legend of Dhoni on field is also gracefully taking a bow.

And yes, Suresh Raina has also played a masterstroke to associate himself with his captain cool for the record books. Raina, a lively player that he always was, will always be remembered for his fitness and agility. He still remains the longest serving player in IPL history, never allowing any fitness concern overshadow his performance on field.

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Twitter Disagrees With Kevin Pietersen's Choice Of Batsman With Best Pull Shot

With cricket coming to a grinding halt due to the coronavirus pandemic, many on Twitter are reliving the past. While the Indian Premier League's (IPL) handle tweeted throwback videos of some of the finest moments from the tournament, the International Cricket Council's (ICC) Twitter handle decided to ask fans, "which batsman, past or present, has the best pull shot?" The handle put up a split picture of Viv Richards, Ricky Ponting, Virat Kohli and Herschelle Gibbs to go along with the question.The ICC post received over 2K replies with many Indian fans picking Rohit Sharma over Virat Kohli, while the general consensus was that former Australia captain Ricky Ponting had the best pull shot. Which batsman, past or present, has the best pull shot, in your opinion?pic.twitter.com/TAXf8rr3el — ICC (@ICC) March 22, 2020 However, South Africa-born England cricketer Kevin Pietersen decided to take the name of a batsman that few fans remembered. Pietersen's choice -- Andrew Hudson -- played 35 Tests and 89 ODIs for South Africa in the 90s. Andrew Hudson — Kevin Pietersen(@KP24) March 22, 2020 He averaged 33.45 in the longest format and 29.41 in one-dayers with a total of six international centuries to his name.While there were a few users who endorsed Pietersen's choice, the larger majority disagreed with him, giving their own opinion on who they thought had the best pull shot. Ponting. Viv wasn't far behind — Neil Maher (@Marzey1977) March 22, 2020 Brian Lara — Andrew Rickard (@andyrick67) March 22, 2020 No, Punter is the master of pull shot. — HARSH (@Harshpr01180227) March 22, 2020 Rohit Sharma — M.K.Kori (@MkKori2) March 22, 2020 Ricky Ponting anyday anytime — RAJESH (@srajesh1989) March 22, 2020 Has to be Andrew Hudson, was surprised his name didn't come up! Good one, @KP24 — Babu Duraiswamy (@srtendulkar) March 22, 2020 Yes Hudson wasn't bad at all — St.PatrickJ (@pjulies24) March 22, 2020 Has to be @RickyPonting — Lee Melton (@LeeMelton4) March 22, 2020 Rahul Dravid !!!! Across all continents — sriramanganesan (@sriramanganesan) March 22, 2020 ABD & Sharma — Ankit Singh (@anisingh88) March 22, 2020 Cricket is at a complete standstill, just like most other sports around the world.Ireland's seven-match series against Bangladesh became the latest casualty to be inflicted on the cricket calendar by the coronavirus pandemic.No professional cricket will be played in England and Wales before May 28 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.The IPL 2020 too has been pushed back from March 29 to April 15 and could face further postponements or even cancellation. The BCCI has also put domestic matches and tournaments on hold "till further notice". Read the full article