Biggest sixes hit in T20 World Cup 2022 including UAE's Siddique and Pakistan's Iftikhar

A total of eight batsmen have hit a six measuring in excess of 100m during the tournament in Australia

1. UAE's Junaid Siddique has hit the biggest six of the T20 World Cup 2022 - a 109m maximum against Sri Lanka in the first round. AFP

Pakistan’s Iftikhar Ahmed hits a boundary during the 2022 ICC Twenty20 World Cup cricket tournament match between Pakistan and South Africa at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) on November 3, 2022. (Photo by DAVID GRAY / AFP) / -- IMAGE RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - STRICTLY NO COMMERCIAL USE --

3. Odean Smith (West Indies) - 106m six v Ireland. AFP

4. David Miller (South Africa) - 104m six v India. Getty

5. Rovman Powell (West Indies) - 104m six v Zimbabwe. AFP

6. Mitchell Marsh (Australia) - 102m six v Ireland. AP

7. Aaron Finch (Australia) - 102m six v New Zealand. Getty

8. Marcus Stoinis (Australia) - 101m six v Sri Lanka. AP

9. Michael Jones (Scotland) - 98m six v Ireland. AFP

10. Lorcan Tucker (Ireland) - 98m six v Australia. EPA

The T20 World Cup in Australia has been dominated by bowlers, which has made for some tense matches and unexpected results.

The tournament is being held during an unusually wet part of the Australian season, which has spiced up the wickets and made batting a nightmare for many, especially openers. However, that does not mean batsmen have not played their part.

The true bounce offered on all Australian surfaces allow those who connect with the ball properly to get good value for shots. And hits that come from the middle of the bat travel a long way.

Already, we have seen some monstrous hits into the stands. The ones hit by Iftikhar Ahmed against South Africa and David Miller against India were match-defining shots as they came during crunch situations. But where do they rank among the biggest hits, starting from the first round of the T20 World Cup?

Biggest sixes of T20 World Cup 2022

1. Junaid Siddique (UAE) - 109m v Sri Lanka

2. Iftikhar Ahmed (Pakistan) - 106m v South Africa

3. Odean Smith (West Indies) - 106m v Ireland

4. David Miller (South Africa) - 104m v India

5. Rovman Powell (West Indies) - 104m v Zimbabwe

6. Mitchell Marsh (Australia) - 102m v Ireland

7. Aaron Finch (Australia) - 102m v New Zealand

8. Marcus Stoinis (Australia) - 101m v Sri Lanka

9. Michael Jones (Scotland) - 98m v Ireland

10. Lorcan Tucker (Ireland) - 98m v Australia