Most Sixes in IPL by a Team (2008 TO 2023)

Most Sixes in IPL: Indian Premier League is the full form of IPL. It is the world’s largest and richest cricket league which was started in 2008. From the year 2008 to 2022, it becomes more interesting and entertaining. It is one of the biggest festivals of cricket.

Its viewer is increasing day by day. The year 2020, and 2021 was a bad time for IPL because of the pandemic situation its viewer gets decreased but they increased in IPL 2022. And in the IPL 2022 two new teams are being added which is the main reason for increased viewership. Today in this IPL we are going to share about the most sixes in IPL by teams from 2008 to 2023.

Most Sixes in IPL by a Team (2008-2023)

1. Mumbai Indians – 1408 Sixes

Mumbai Indians are the most successful team in the IPL. They won 5 titles in the year 2013, 2015, 2017, 2019, and 2020. They are also leading the table of most sixes with 1408 sixes. They hit 1408 sixes in 231 matches. They hit 6.07 sixes per match.

2. Royal Challengers Bangalore – 1377 Sixes

Royal Challengers Bangalore has the most dangerous and destructive lineups in the history of IPL. Royal Challengers Bangalore hits 1377 sixes in 227 matches and they hit 6.09 sixes per match.

3. Punjab Kings – 1276 Sixes

Punjab Kings have played 218 matches from IPL 2008 till now and they are just marginally ahead of Chennai Super Kings with 8 sixes. It will be crucial who will outperform in the upcoming season of IPL. They hit 1276 sixes in 218 matches and they hit 5.80 sixes per match.

4. Chennai Super Kings – 1268 Sixes

Chennai Super Kings is the 2nd successful team in the history of IPL. They have 4 IPL titles which they won in the year 2010, 2011, 2018, and 2021. They ranked 4th in hitting sixes. They hit 1268 sixes in 208 matches.

5. Kolkata Knight Riders – 1226 Sixes

Kolkata Knight Riders are also one of the strongest teams in the IPL. They have 2 IPL titles which they won in the year 2012 and 2014 under the captaincy of Gautam Gambhir. They ranked at 5th position by hitting 1226 sixes in 223 matches with 6s per match of 5.44.

6. Delhi Capitals – 1147 Sixes

Delhi Capitals whose old name was Delhi Daredevils is ranked 6th on this list. They played from the IPL 2008 till now. Delhi Capitals hits 1147 sixes in 224 matches. Their batting lineups are very good all season but they are weak in the bowling department.

7. Rajasthan Royals – 1011 Sixes

Rajasthan Royals, the champions of 1st season of IPL under the captaincy of legend Australian cricketer Shane Warne. They ranked in 7th position by hitting 1011 sixes in 191 matches. Rajasthan Royals was banned for 2 years because of match-fixing.

8. Sunrisers Hyderabad – 777 Sixes

The IPL 2016 champion has hit 777 sixes in the history of IPL since 2012. Many big players played in this franchise. Some of the players are David Warner, Shikhar Dhawan, and many more. But the impact of David Warner’s batting was very crucial. He has won 3 Orange cup titles. He was the heart of this team but in IPL 2022 he changed his team to Delhi Capitals.

MOST SIXES IN IPL BY A TEAM LIST

SL NO.	TEAMS	SIXES	MATCHES	6s/MATCH
1	Mumbai Indians	1408	231	6.07
2	Royal Challengers Bangalore	1377	227	6.09
3	Punjab Kings	1276	218	5.80
4	Chennai Super Kings	1268	208	6.13
5	Kolkata Knight Riders	1226	223	5.44
6	Delhi Capitals	1147	224	5.08
7	Rajasthan Royals	1011	191	5.28
8	Sunrisers Hyderabad	777	152	5.09
9	Deccan Chargers	400	75	5.33
10	Pune Warriors India	196	46	4.26
11	Rising Pune Super Giants	157	30	5.23
12	Gujarat Lions	155	30	5.17
13	Lucknow Super Giants	115	15	7.09
14	Gujarat Titans	79	16	5.18
15	Kochi Tuskers Kerala	53	14	3.79

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CONCLUSION

Today we have covered one of the most interesting stats of IPL “MOST SIXES IN IPL BY A TEAM“. IPL is the biggest festival of cricket where 10 teams played with each other. It was started in the year 2008. From the year 2008 to 2023, it becomes more interesting and entertaining. It is one of the biggest festivals of cricket.

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