Modern cricket is known for its amazing achievements and exciting moments, so power hitting has become more and more important. The gigantic sixes flying out of the stadium and the excitement of the spectators around the world are one of the most amazing spectacles. In this list, we will take a look at the 10 longest sixes in cricket history and highlight the incredible power and talent of the batsmen who made these historic hits possible.

Top 5 Longest Sixes in International Cricket: Unleashing Incredible Power

Shahid Afridi: 153 meters against South Africa

Most people consider Afridi to be one of the most dangerous players in cricket. Afridi was an all-rounder with a reputation for his hard, crisp bowling. Standing at 1.58m tall, Afridi made history in Johannesburg with this massive six against South Africa in 2013.

Brett Lee: 130m against England

Few are as famous as Brett Lee's incredible hit against the West Indies. Of the many entries on our list of longest sixes, this one came from the most unexpected position. Known for his fast bowling, Brett Lee stunned everyone with a massive 130m six against the West Indies in 2005.

Martin Guptill: 127 metres against South Africa

New Zealander Martin Guptill cannot be left out of this list as he has repeatedly proven his powerplay skills. He played perhaps the best six of his life when he played against Lonwabo Tsotsibe in a T20I against South Africa in 2012.

A good example is when Guptill hit a 127 metre ball in a 2012 South Africa vs New Zealand match, the ball flew outside the stadium and the fans couldn't believe it.

Corey Anderson: 122 yards against. India

Speaking of 2014, few cricket fans can forget the explosive batsman that was Corey Anderson. He was already at the peak of his career, scoring 100 One Day Internationals in a very short period of time.

In the 2014 bilateral series between New Zealand and India, Anderson hit one of the longest sixes in ODIs. In early 2014, Corey Anderson shocked the Indian world with a mammoth 122-yard six, and everyone agreed that he had great potential as a batsman.

Liam Livingstone: 122m vs. Pakistan

One of England's most popular short-format cricketers, Liam Livingstone has regularly showcased his exceptional talent. In the second Twenty20 International against Pakistan at Headingley in 2017, Livingstone stunned the crowd with a 122-metre six.