Most Sixes in Champions Trophy 2025 - Glenn Phillips and Azmatullah Omarzai finished at the top: Top 10 Six-Hitters, Teams with Most Sixes, Teamwise Top 5

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Most Sixes in Champions Trophy 2025: New Zealand's Glenn Phillips and Afghanistan's Azmatullah Omarzai finished at the top of the most sixes scoring chart of the tournament after the final took place on March 9.

Phillips, who impressed many with his fielding and batting in the tournament, could only see it as a consolation as his side lost the final to India, who shot most sixes as a side in Champions Trophy 2025 and 9 of them came in the final. Let's take a look at all the six statistics related to the tournament below:

Most Sixes in Champions Trophy 2025

- Updated on March 8 after India vs New Zealand final

Teams with Most Sixes - Champions Trophy 2025

• India - 28 sixes
• Afghanistan – 23 sixes
• New Zealand – 22 sixes
• Australia – 18 sixes
• South Africa – 14 sixes
• Pakistan – 11 sixes
• England – 10 sixes
• Bangladesh – 7 sixes

Also read: Most Wickets in Champions Trophy 2025: Top 10 Highest Wicket-Takers and Teamwise Top 5

Team-wise Top 5 Six-Hitters

India

• Rohit Sharma - 6 sixes (5 matches, 180 runs)
• Hardik Pandya – 6 sixes (3 matches, 99 runs)
• Shreyas Iyer - 5 sixes (5 matches, 243 runs)
• KL Rahul – 4 sixes (4 matches, 140 runs)
• Rohit Sharma – 3 sixes (4 matches, 104 runs)
• Shubman Gill* – 2 sixes (4 matches, 167 runs)

New Zealand

• Glenn Phillips – 8 sixes (5 matches, 177 runs)
• Tom Latham – 3 sixes (5 matches, 205 runs)
• Rachin Ravindra – 3 sixes (3 matches, 263 runs)
• Kane Williamson – 2 sixes (5 matches, 200 runs)
• Michael Bracewell – 2 sixes (5 matches, 82 runs)

Pakistan

• Haris Rauf – 4 sixes (2 matches, 27 runs)
• Khushdil Shah – 3 sixes (2 matches, 107 runs)
• Babar Azam – 1 six (2 matches, 87 runs)
• Salman Agha – 1 six (2 matches, 61 runs)
• Naseem Shah – 1 six (2 matches, 27 runs)

Australia

• Josh Inglis – 6 sixes (3 matches, 131 runs)
• Glenn Maxwell – 3 sixes (2 matches, 39 runs)
• Travis Head – 3 sixes (3 matches, 104 runs)
• Alex Carey – 1 six (2 matches, 130 runs)
• Matthew Short – 2 sixes (2 matches, 83 runs)

South Africa

• Rassie van der Dussen – 7 sixes (3 matches, 193 runs)
• David Miller – 5 sixes (3 matches, 121 runs)
• Temba Bavuma – 1 six (2 matches, 114 runs)
• Ryan Rickelton – 1 six (2 matches, 14 runs)
• Aiden Markram – 1 six (3 matches, 83 runs)

Afghanistan

• Azmatullah Omarzai – 8 sixes (3 matches, 126 runs)
• Ibrahim Zadran – 7 sixes (3 matches, 216 runs)
• Sediqullah Atal – 3 sixes (3 matches, 105 runs)
• Mohammad Nabi – 3 sixes (3 matches, 49 runs)
• Rahmat Shah – 1 six (3 matches, 147 runs)

England

• Ben Duckett – 3 sixes (3 matches, 227 runs)
• Jos Buttler – 3 sixes (3 matches, 82 runs)
• Joe Root – 2 sixes (3 matches, 225 runs)
• Jofra Archer – 1 six (3 matches, 76 runs)
• Liam Livingstone – 1 six (3 matches, 38 runs)

Bangladesh

• Rishad Hossain – 3 sixes (2 matches, 44 runs)
• Tawhid Hridoy – 2 sixes (2 matches, 107 runs)
• Tanzid Hasan – 2 sixes (2 matches, 49 runs)
• Jaker Ali – 1 six (2 matches, 113 runs)
• Mehidy Hasan Miraz – 1 six (2 matches, 18 runs)