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Australia T20I Cricket Sixes Stats

How many sixes Australia hit, and who hits the most, game by game

Updated , after the Bangladesh game

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Player Avg Hit %
T20 Internationals 21 Jun 26 BangladeshA 112/3109/8
T20 Internationals 19 Jun 26 BangladeshA 196/5189/6
T20 Internationals 17 Jun 26 BangladeshA 133/6131
T20 Internationals 1 Feb 26 PakistanA 96207/6
T20 Internationals 31 Jan 26 PakistanA 108198/5
T20 Internationals 29 Jan 26 PakistanA 146/8168/8
T20 Internationals 4 Oct 25 New ZealandA 160/7152/9
T20 Internationals 1 Oct 25 New ZealandA 185/4181/6
T20 Internationals 29 Jul 25 West IndiesA 173/7170
T20 Internationals 27 Jul 25 West IndiesA 206/7205/9
Australia total 7.0 611505699811
Tim David Australia T. DavidBatter, 6 batted 2.3 83%5/6 23 426 216 05 212 412
Mitchell Marsh Australia M. MarshAll-rounder, 9 batted 2.0 44%4/9 428 019 014 03 214 752 543 08 02
Cameron Green Australia C. GreenAll-rounder, 5 batted 1.20 60%3/5 024 220 131 018 335
Matt Renshaw Australia M. RenshawBatter, 6 batted 1.00 33%2/6 06 552 028 06 05 111
Mitchell Owen Australia M. OwenAll-rounder, 5 batted 0.80 40%2/5 010 08 110 317 05
Travis Head Australia T. HeadBatter, 4 batted 0.75 50%2/4 05 213 110 018
Xavier Bartlett Australia X. BartlettBowler, 5 batted 0.60 40%2/5 01 19 225 05 -DNB 08
Cooper Connolly Australia C. ConnollyAll-rounder, 7 batted 0.43 14%1/7 013 04 327 02 04 02 02
Matthew Short Australia M. ShortAll-rounder, 5 batted 0.40 20%1/5 04 023 04 012 218
Josh Inglis Australia J. InglisKeeper, 6 batted 0.33 33%2/6 016 16 05 06 05 130
Sean Abbott Australia S. AbbottBowler, 4 batted 0.00 0%0/4 01 07 03 01
Adam Zampa Australia A. ZampaBowler, 3 batted 0.00 0%0/3 -DNB -DNB -DNB 00 03 010 -DNB -DNB -DNB -DNB
Marcus Stoinis Australia M. StoinisAll-rounder, 3 batted 0.00 0%0/3 022 04 01
Glenn Maxwell Australia G. MaxwellAll-rounder, 2 batted 3.0 50%1/2 01 618
Aaron Hardie Australia A. HardieAll-rounder, 2 batted 1.00 100%2/2 -DNB -DNB 125 116
J Australia J. DaviesAll-rounder, 2 batted 0.50 50%1/2 -DNB 18 06
Ben Dwarshuis Australia B. DwarshuisBowler, 2 batted 0.00 0%0/2 08 -DNB 014
Alex Carey Australia A. CareyKeeper, 2 batted 0.00 0%0/2 03 07
Josh Philippe Australia J. PhilippeKeeper, 2 batted 0.00 0%0/2 015 010
Matthew Kuhnemann Australia M. KuhnemannBowler, 2 batted 0.00 0%0/2 08 04
Nikhil Chaudhary Australia N. ChaudharyBowler, 2 batted 0.00 0%0/2 -DNB 06 013
Jack Edwards Australia J. EdwardsAll-rounder, 1 batted 0.00 0%0/1 06
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Australia Team Sixes

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Avg7.07.514.5
Hit50%
6
11
5
0
5
6
9
9
8
11
4
8
4
10
8
8
8
6
7
12
10
19
9
10
13
14
17
15
15
23
T20 Internationals 21 Jun 26 BangladeshA 112/3109/8
T20 Internationals 19 Jun 26 BangladeshA 196/5189/6
T20 Internationals 17 Jun 26 BangladeshA 133/6131
T20 Internationals 1 Feb 26 PakistanA 96207/6
T20 Internationals 31 Jan 26 PakistanA 108198/5
T20 Internationals 29 Jan 26 PakistanA 146/8168/8
T20 Internationals 4 Oct 25 New ZealandA 160/7152/9
T20 Internationals 1 Oct 25 New ZealandA 185/4181/6
T20 Internationals 29 Jul 25 West IndiesA 173/7170
T20 Internationals 27 Jul 25 West IndiesA 206/7205/9

Australia Sixes Match by Match

The last 10 T20Is and how often Australia went over the line

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England Sixes Match by Match

Australia's next opponent, their last 10 T20Is

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Australia Sixes Lines

How often each line went over, last 10 T20Is

LineOverUnderOver %
5.57370%
6.55550%
7.55550%
8.54640%
9.52820%
LineOverUnderOver %
12.57370%
13.56460%
14.55550%
15.53730%
16.53730%

Sixes Batting First and Chasing

Australia's sixes per game by when they batted

BattingPWForAg
First1111.08.0
Second966.67.4

T20I Sixes Table

Sixes per game, sides with 8+ T20Is in the last two years

SidePForAgMatch
1GermanyGermany 910.89.220.0
2West IndiesWest Indies 4710.18.518.6
3IndiaIndia 599.68.017.6
4AustriaAustria 169.56.916.4
5EnglandEngland 378.28.616.8
6South AfricaSouth Africa 458.07.215.2
7New ZealandNew Zealand 487.78.315.9
8AustraliaAustralia 267.56.413.8
9United Arab EmiratesUnited Arab Emirates 217.06.813.8
10RomaniaRomania 96.96.813.7
11ScotlandScotland 116.86.513.3
12NamibiaNamibia 226.77.013.6
13PakistanPakistan 666.66.212.8
14SwitzerlandSwitzerland 106.66.212.8
15BangladeshBangladesh 446.46.312.8
16HungaryHungary 106.48.014.4
17AfghanistanAfghanistan 366.26.312.5
18IrelandIreland 176.15.611.7
19SwedenSweden 115.64.19.7
20Sri LankaSri Lanka 485.56.411.9
21NorwayNorway 114.95.310.2
22NepalNepal 144.96.411.2
23NetherlandsNetherlands 134.86.511.3
24MalaysiaMalaysia 84.84.69.4
25CyprusCyprus 84.64.59.1
26FinlandFinland 104.43.68.0
27ZimbabweZimbabwe 474.25.810.0
28Hong KongHong Kong 133.95.89.6
29PortugalPortugal 83.65.18.8
30OmanOman 163.45.48.8

Australia T20I Sixes Questions

How many sixes do Australia hit per T20I?

Australia have averaged 7.0 sixes per T20I over their last 10 T20Is, since July 2025, against their opponents' 7.5, with 14.5 in the match between them, and their best was 11 against Bangladesh on 19 Jun 2026.

How often do Australia go over 7.5 sixes?

Australia went over 7.5 sixes in 5 of their last 10 T20Is, since July 2025, 50% of the time, while averaging 7.0 per T20I against their opponents' 7.5, and made 6 in their latest, against Bangladesh.

Who hits the most sixes for Australia?

Mitchell Marsh hits the most sixes for Australia over their last 10 T20Is, since July 2025, with 18 in 9 games at 2.0 a game, ahead of Tim David (14) and Cameron Green (6).

What is Australia's highest sixes in a recent T20I?

Australia's highest over their last 10 T20Is, since July 2025, is 11 sixes against Bangladesh on 19 Jun 2026 at Bir Sreshtho Flight Lieutenant Matiur Rahman Stadium, Chittagong, against their average of 7.0.

Do Australia hit more sixes batting first or chasing?

Batting first brings Australia more sixes over their last 10 T20Is, since July 2025: they average 11.0 sixes batting first in 1 T20Is, and 6.6 batting second in 9, a gap of 4.4 sixes.