The Men in Blue successfully defended 205, which is India’s third-highest total in T20 World Cup history, in a high-scoring match.
In response, Australia was limited to 181/6.
The T20 World Cup matches with the highest aggregate sixes are examined below.
Britain versus South Africa – 22 out of 2016
The 2016 T20 WC experience among Britain and South Africa saw records in abundance.
While SA posted 229/4 while batting first at Mumbai’s Wankhede Arena, Britain (230/8) pursued down the aggregate.
The match saw a sum of 22 sixes (13 from SA, 9 from Britain).
Joe Root (4), Hashim Amla (3), Quinton de Kock (3), and JP Duminy (3) cleared the wall on most events.
Pakistan versus Australia – 22 of every 2010
It was the 2010 semi-last as Pakistan posted 191/6 while batting first in Gros Islet.
Australia (197/7) went too far in the last over because of a Michael Hussey exceptional.
22 maximums were crushed in that game as well (8 from Pakistan, 14 from Australia).
While Hussey went over the ropes on six events, Cameron White cleared the wall multiple times.
India versus Australia – 24 out of 2024
The previously mentioned India-Australia conflict is next on this rundown. India posted 205/5 as captain Rohit Sharma made a red hot 92.
Australia (181/6) neglected to go too far as Travis Head’s 76 went to no end. This challenge saw 24 sixes being hit (15 from India, 9 from Australia).
Rohit alone crushed eight sixes. Upwards of four maximums came from Head’s cutting edge.
India versus Australia – 24 of every 2010
Australia (184/5) beat India (135/10) in the 2010 T20 WC game in Bridgetown.
The Aussies counted 16 sixes in that game as openers David Warner and Shane Watson went over the ropes seven and multiple times, separately.
Eight sixes came from the Indian camp, out of which six came from Rohit’s willow.
The game thus collected 24 sixes.
Netherlands versus Ireland – 30 out of 2014
30 sixes were hit in the 2014 game among Netherlands and Ireland in Sylhet.
Ireland players recorded 11 maximums as Andrew Poynter and Kevin O’Brien hit four sixes each.
However Ireland posted 189/4, the Dutch group (193/4) won in 13.5 overs.
Netherlands players hit 19 sixes in that game. Stephan Myburgh (7) and Tom Cooper (6) lead the count.