Chris Gayle, Rohit Sharma, Jos Buttler, David Warner, and Virat Kohli lead T20 World Cup six-hitters. From towering hits to clever boundary clears, these players have dominated bowlers with big hitting.

Chris Gayle, the Universe Boss, has cleared the ropes 63 times in T20 World Cups. Known for brutal power, he can turn any game in a few overs, sending bowlers into trouble with his big-hitting flair.

Rohit Sharma has smashed 50 sixes in T20 World Cups, combining timing and power. His ability to pick the right ball and hit it cleanly over the boundary makes him a constant threat at the top.

Jos Buttler has sent 43 balls over the fence in T20 World Cups. His aggressive approach at the crease allows him to dominate attacks and change the momentum with a single powerful strike.

David Warner has cleared the ropes 40 times in World Cup T20s. Known for his fearless hitting, Warner can attack fast bowlers or spinners alike, giving Australia quick starts and momentum in the powerplay.

Virat Kohli has hit 35 sixes in T20 World Cups, blending elegance with aggression. While not always the biggest hitter, he finds the gaps, lifts the ball cleanly over fielders, and keeps the scoreboard moving under pressure