Most Sixes in Test Cricket in 2009
Record holder : Chris Gayle of West Indies holds the record (18 sixes) for most sixes in test cricket in 2009.
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Chris Gayle - 18 sixes
At the top of list is Chris Gayle of West Indies. He hit 18 sixes while scoring 739 runs in 16 innings of 10 matches at an average of 49.26 and strike rate of 67.73.
2. Brad Haddin - 11 sixes
At no. 2 position is Brad Haddin of Australia. He hit 11 sixes while scoring 706 runs in 18 innings of 12 matches at an average of 44.12 and strike rate of 65.67.
3. Mitchell Johnson - 11 sixes
At no. 3 position is Mitchell Johnson of Australia. He hit 11 sixes while scoring 500 runs in 17 innings of 13 matches at an average of 33.33 and strike rate of 65.35.
4. Kamran Akmal - 11 sixes
At no. 4 position is Kamran Akmal of Pakistan. He hit 11 sixes while scoring 581 runs in 15 innings of 9 matches at an average of 44.69 and strike rate of 73.73.
5. Virender Sehwag - 11 sixes
Next in the list is Virender Sehwag of India. He hit 11 sixes while scoring 631 runs in 9 innings of 6 matches at an average of 70.11 and strike rate of 108.98.
6. AB de Villiers - 9 sixes
At no. 6 position is AB de Villiers of South Africa. He hit 9 sixes while scoring 572 runs in 11 innings of 6 matches at an average of 57.2 and strike rate of 53.4.
7. Tillakaratne Dilshan - 9 sixes
At no. 7 position is Tillakaratne Dilshan of Sri Lanka. He hit 9 sixes while scoring 1097 runs in 18 innings of 11 matches at an average of 64.52 and strike rate of 82.66.
8. Ross Taylor - 9 sixes
At position no. 8 is Ross Taylor of New Zealand. He hit 9 sixes while scoring 782 runs in 14 innings of 8 matches at an average of 55.85 and strike rate of 58.44.
9. MS Dhoni - 8 sixes
At no. 9 position is MS Dhoni of India. He hit 8 sixes while scoring 369 runs in 6 innings of 5 matches at an average of 92.25 and strike rate of 59.22.
10. Umar Akmal - 8 sixes
At position no. 10 is Umar Akmal of Pakistan. He hit 8 sixes while scoring 457 runs in 8 innings of 4 matches at an average of 57.12 and strike rate of 66.52.