Team India holds the record for the most sixes in a year; Pakistan lags far behind.

The Indian team has set a significant record for the most sixes hit. Pakistan lags far behind in this record. The Indian batsmen are consistently batting at a rapid pace.

 

 

Indian Team most sixes record

Both the Indian men's and women's teams are dominant in cricket. The women's team recently won the 2026 Asia Cup. Last year, the women's team, captained by Harmanpreet Kaur, also won the 2025 ODI World Cup. Now, the Indian women's team has set a record for hitting the most sixes in a calendar year. Pakistan, meanwhile, is far down the list.

In 2026, 21 players from the Indian team have hit 110 sixes in 179 innings. Team India became the first team to surpass 100 sixes in a calendar year in women's T20 Internationals. South Africa is second on the list with 77 sixes. Team India is also third.

 

Pakistan is very low.

If we look at the top five, Pakistan is at the bottom at fifth place. In 2026, 25 Pakistani players hit only 63 sixes in 213 innings.

Teams with most sixes in a calendar year (Women's T20Is)

110 sixes - India (2026)
77 sixes - South Africa (2026)
67 sixes - India (2018)
65 sixes - India (2022)
63 sixes - Pakistan (2026)
60 sixes - South Africa (2018)
54 sixes - Bangladesh (2026)
54 sixes - India (2024)
54 sixes - South Africa (2024)
52 sixes - Sri Lanka (2024)

Pakistan women's team won a bronze medal at the Asian Games.

Pakistan performed poorly at the 2026 Asian Games. The team lost the first semi-final against Sri Lanka by 8 wickets. Pakistan then won the bronze medal match against Bangladesh by 31 runs, settling for the bronze medal.

While Pakistan won the bronze medal, Team India, on the other hand, captured the gold medal. Team India, captained by Harmanpreet Kaur, first defeated Bangladesh by 114 runs in the semi-final. Then, they defeated Sri Lanka by 147 runs in the final to win the gold medal. The Indian women's team had previously won the gold medal at the 2023 Asian Games. This was their second consecutive gold medal.