Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has accumulated 53 sixes, six shy of all-time IPL record
15-year-old achieved the record during his blistering 38-ball 93 against LSG
He holds the record for most sixes in a single IPL season by an Indian, surpassing Abhishek Sharma
15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi continued his scintillating rise in the Indian Premier League by edging closer to becoming the first batter with the most number of sixes in a single season. The Rajasthan Royals' opening batter has now amassed 53 sixes.
Chasing 220 for victory in a must-win situation, Sooryavanshi came up trump as he scored a blistering 93 off 38 balls to set up a Royals win.
The southpaw hit an astonishing 10 sixes during his knock to become the first Indian to smash 50 maximums in a single IPL season. The 15-year-old had started the match with 43 sixes to his name this season.
Sooryavanshi had earlier broke the India record during Delhi match, then followed it up another six-hitting spree yesterday (against LSG). He has now set his eyes on Chris Gayle's all-time record of 59 sixes.
Currently, he has 53 sixes to his name after surpassing Abhishek Sharma's tally of 42 sixes from IPL 2024. The 15-year-old is six sixes away from matching Chris Gayle's all-time record for the most sixes by any player in a single IPL season.
The West Indian batter has hit 59 maximums for the Royal Challengers Bengaluru during the 2012 season.
Most Sixes In IPL Season
59 - Chris Gayle (2012)
53 - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (2026)
52 - Andre Russell (2019)
51 - Chris Gayle (2013)
45 - Jos Buttler (2022)
44 - Chris Gayle (2011)
Sooryavanshi’s stats belie the fact that he is just 15 years old. Since making his much-publicized debut last year, the Bihar batter has also become the youngest cricketer to hit 100 T20 sixes.
He also has two stunning centuries to his name – a 35-ball century against Gujarat Titans (GT), and a 36-ball hundred against Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH). The second knock featured 12 sixes, the most hit by an Indian in a single IPL innings.





























