During the fourth T20 match between India and West Indies, held on October 14 at the Uppal Stadium in Hyderabad, the Indian team achieved a significant result. By becoming part of the club of teams that have surpassed the 2000 sixes barrier in T20 International Cricket, India secured the second spot in the world for this statistic.
The 2000th six for India was hit by batsman Sanju Samson. He managed to strike an impressive shot in the third ball of Roston Chase's over. In this match, India demonstrated an aggressive pace, scoring half a century.
This major milestone was reached by the Indian team in their 297th T20 match. The West Indies team leads this ranking, having accumulated 2026 sixes in 259 matches. Among the top five teams are also New Zealand (1585), Pakistan (1507), and South Africa (1407).
In the same match, Sanju Samson became the sixth Indian batsman to reach the mark of 100 sixes in T20 International Cricket. He finished his innings with 102 sixes. This exclusive club includes stars such as Rohit Sharma (205), Suryakumar Yadav (179), Abhishek Sharma (141*), Hardik Pandya (126), and Virat Kohli (124).
Chasing the impressive target of 247 runs set by West Indies, Samson started the game very aggressively, scoring 56 runs in just 22 balls, using 4 fours and 4 sixes. However, in this match, captain Shreyas Iyer, Abhishek Sharma, and Ishan Kishan were unable to impress with their batting.


