Chris Gayle equals Shahid Afrid’s record for most international sixes
In the third and final one-day international between West Indies and Bangladesh, Chris Gayle smashed five sixes and has equaled Shahid Afridi’s record for most sixes in international cricket.
The smash hitter, Gayle, raced to his 73 run innings from just 66 balls managed to hit fix enormous sixes to equal the record at Warner Park in St. Kitts.
Shahid Afridi was previously the sole record holder but now shares his tally of 476 sixes with Gayle, who can easily surpass him in the next series.
Boom Boom, however, managed his 476 sixes in 524 matches whereas Gayle managed it in just 443 matches.
Having said that, it is important to highlight that Gayle has played 81 lesser matches than Afridi as the latter started his international journey sooner.
This reflects supremely well on Afridi’s record that he led the record despite playing a low number of innings compared to the other candidates.
West Indies play Bangladesh in a T20 series next where Gayle is also a part of West Indies squad. This would be a golden opportunity for Chris Gayle to break the record.
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