Longest six in cricket history: During a Test match

During a Test match against West Indies at Gabba in 2005, Lee smashed Darren Powell for a monstrous hit of 143 meters and etched his name in the history with the bat this time. This remained as the longest six in cricket history for around eight years before Shahid Afridi broke the record in 2013. Explore the top 10 longest six in cricket history as of 2025. Discover the biggest hitters, record-breaking distances, and unforgettable moments from global cricket. The official record for the longest six in cricket history belongs to Australia’s Brett Lee, who crossed the rope by some 130-135 meters . This came against the West Indies in 2005 in a Test match at the Gabba. Over the years, many batsmen have astonished fans by hitting the longest six in the world, sending the ball soaring out of stadiums. In this article, we delve into the top 15 longest sixes recorded up to 2025, celebrating the monumental feats of these cricketing giants.