Batting Records - BBL Season 2019-20

BBL Season 2019-20: Most Sixes By a Batter

All Seasons 2019-20

#1 - Leader

Marcus Stoinis

Melbourne Stars

Sixes

17Inn

136SR

1100s

286s

#2 - Second

Liam Livingstone

Perth Scorchers

Sixes

14Inn

142SR

0100s

276s

#3 - Third

Chris Lynn

Brisbane Heat

Sixes

14Inn

148SR

0100s

236s

Batting Insights - BBL 2019

BBL 2019-20 Most Sixes leaderboard

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The BBL 2019-20 most sixes list tracks power-hitting in BBL 2019-20. It highlights the batters who clear the ropes most often and shift momentum quickly. Six-hitting is crucial in modern T20 strategy, especially in the middle and death overs.

Leaders such as Marcus Stoinis, Liam Livingstone and Chris Lynn show how six-hitting influences match momentum. Compare their runs and strike rate to see power versus volume, and use innings to gauge how frequently those sixes come per match.

Key insights

Marcus Stoinis leads with 28 6s.
Gap to #2 (Liam Livingstone) is 1 6s.
Top three: Marcus Stoinis, Liam Livingstone and Chris Lynn.
Marcus Stoinis scored at SR 136 across 17 innings.

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#	Player	Inn	Sixes	HS	Balls	SR	4s	6s	50s	100s
4	Alex Hales	17	23	85	392	146	59	23	6	0
5	Mitchell Marsh	14	20	93	263	145	19	20	2	0
6	Glenn Maxwell	15	20	83	268	148	28	20	3	0
7	Beau Webster	14	17	67	322	131	26	17	3	0
8	Tom Banton	7	16	64	126	176	18	16	3	0
9	Aaron Finch	9	16	109	261	139	23	16	3	1
10	Josh Philippe	16	16	83	375	129	41	16	5	0
11	Moises Henriques	14	15	72	180	148	12	15	1	0
12	Matthew Wade	8	15	130	205	171	30	15	3	1
13	Josh Inglis	14	15	73	263	153	41	15	4	0
14	Alex Ross	15	14	58	286	130	25	14	2	0
15	Shaun Marsh	12	14	63	362	124	40	14	3	0
16	D'Arcy Short	9	14	103	272	131	28	14	3	1
17	Alex Carey	11	13	55	312	125	30	13	1	0
18	Matthew Renshaw	14	13	65	268	129	27	13	3	0
19	Jake Weatherald	15	13	83	304	133	47	13	2	0
20	Philip Salt	15	12	67	220	164	45	12	4	0
21	Ben McDermott	14	11	51	216	122	11	11	1	0
22	Ben Cutting	13	10	43	177	122	17	10	0	0
23	Travis Head	7	10	79	162	140	19	10	1	0
24	Sam Harper	12	10	73	193	144	28	10	2	0
25	Jonathan Wells	14	9	68	353	135	38	9	4	0
26	David Miller	12	9	90	151	131	10	9	1	0
27	James Vince	15	9	51	262	123	24	9	1	0
28	Rashid Khan	11	8	40	81	153	10	8	0	0
29	Matt Short	12	8	41	128	137	11	8	0	0
30	George Bailey	9	8	43	116	149	15	8	0	0
31	Callum Ferguson	17	8	73	297	126	35	8	3	0
32	Nick Larkin	11	8	83	217	136	29	8	2	0
33	Mohammad Nabi	6	7	63	100	160	11	7	1	0
34	Cameron Bancroft	13	7	51	257	112	16	7	2	0
35	Hilton Cartwright	8	6	59	182	126	27	6	2	0
36	Jhye Richardson	6	6	33	46	163	2	6	0	0
37	AB de Villiers	6	6	71	104	140	8	6	1	0
38	Max Bryant	10	5	65	101	143	19	5	1	0
39	Ben Dwarshuis	8	5	42	65	140	6	5	0	0
40	Clive Rose	9	5	32	56	162	9	5	0	0
41	Usman Khawaja	17	5	66	312	124	42	5	3	0
42	Daniel Christian	14	5	32	101	126	8	5	0	0
43	Mac Wright	4	5	70	119	125	11	5	2	0
44	Peter Handscomb	10	5	65	146	128	14	5	1	0
45	Justin Avendano	4	4	47	77	116	7	4	0	0
46	Marcus Harris	9	4	42	113	105	9	4	0	0
47	Tom Curran	10	4	43	89	149	13	4	0	0
48	Chris Morris	12	4	21	76	147	9	4	0	0
49	Daniel Hughes	15	4	40	215	124	28	4	0	0
50	Arjun Nair	9	3	30	78	124	9	3	0	0
51	James Pattinson	3	3	27	24	162	1	3	0	0
52	Tom Cooper	8	3	24	76	117	10	3	0	0
53	Nathan Coulter-Nile	7	3	20	46	150	7	3	0	0
54	Tim David	6	3	18	52	140	4	3	0	0
55	Jordan Silk	10	3	36	177	106	7	3	0	0
56	Steven Smith	4	3	66	79	151	12	3	1	0
57	Fawad Ahmed	4	3	19	18	150	1	3	0	0
58	Ben Dunk	8	3	19	83	114	5	3	0	0
59	Samit Patel	5	2	23	24	141	2	2	0	0
60	Ashton Turner	7	2	36	82	104	6	2	0	0
61	Michael Neser	5	2	25	48	122	6	2	0	0
62	Matthew Kelly	4	2	23	25	136	2	2	0	0
63	Marnus Labuschagne	3	2	28	47	117	1	2	0	0
64	Joseph Burns	5	2	37	63	101	1	2	0	0
65	Sam Heazlett	8	2	56	104	127	16	2	1	0
66	Matthew Gilkes	6	2	41	99	93	6	2	0	0
67	Cameron White	5	2	18	39	92	1	2	0	0
68	Nicolas Maddinson	14	2	40	161	88	17	2	0	0
69	Daniel Sams	14	2	13	66	83	3	2	0	0
70	Will Sutherland	5	2	20	46	89	1	2	0	0
71	Ben Manenti	1	1	22	28	78	0	1	0	0
72	Chris Jordan	9	1	11	48	93	3	1	0	0
73	H Kerr	4	1	15	30	83	0	1	0	0
74	Chris Green	4	1	25	25	120	2	1	0	0
75	Sean Abbott	4	1	22	25	124	2	1	0	0
76	Ben Laughlin	7	1	17	39	102	3	1	0	0
77	Ashton Agar	8	1	14	60	81	1	1	0	0
78	Seb Gotch	7	1	14	56	82	1	1	0	0
79	Mark Steketee	2	1	15	31	90	3	1	0	0
80	Jimmy Peirson	8	1	25	91	89	6	1	0	0
81	Qais Ahmad	6	1	11	39	79	1	1	0	0
82	Caleb Jewell	10	1	31	164	110	21	1	0	0
83	Zahir Khan	2	1	19	13	169	1	1	0	0
84	Simon Milenko	9	1	28	96	100	8	1	0	0

FAQs

Who leads most sixes in BBL 2019-20?

Marcus Stoinis leads BBL 2019-20 with 28 6s.

How is this leaderboard calculated?

Players are ranked by most sixes totals, with innings, strike rate and boundaries shown for context.

How often is this updated?

We update these leaderboards after each BBL season using ball-by-ball data.

Where does the data come from?

The underlying ball-by-ball data is sourced from Cricsheet.