Who are the 5 most explosive batsmen of the world ?

Who does not like cricket? And even in cricket, people enjoy watching sixes and fours. The game of cricket has changed. In earlier days , only that batsman was considered good who came on the pitch and could bat with patience. But this era is the era of T20, where the runs starts flowing from the very first ball. There are different T20 leagues all over the world where people enjoy watching sixes and fours. Today we will talk about the 5 most explosive batsmen in the world who entertain the audience with their game.

                     Glenn Maxwell

At number five is Glenn Maxwell of Australia. Australia's middle order batsman is also known for his creative shorts. He had played in 110 ODIs so far with a strike rate of 123 and has hit 94 sixes. He also has three centuries in T20 cricket. Here Glenn plays at a 160 strike rate that can make any bowler sweat. He has hit 81 sixes in 54 innings of T20 where he has the highest score of 145 which he scored against Sri Lanka. He also holds the record for scoring the second fastest century in the World Cup. In the 2015 World Cup, he scored a century against Sri Lanka in just 51 balls.

                   
                        Eoin Morgan

English captain Eoin Morgan is named at number four. Who can forget him? He is known all over the world for his explosive batting. In the World Cup 2019, he hit 17 sixes in a single innings against Afghanistan, which is the record for the most sixes in an ODI inning. He has hit more than 200 sixes in ODIs and more than 100 sixes in T20. His strike rate in the T20 is close to 140. The English captain was instrumental in England winning the 2019 World Cup.
       

                          Jos buttler

 At number three comes the name of Jos Buttler of England. Despite being a wicket-keeper, this batsman specializes in hitting sixes. Even after playing 142 ODIs, his strike rate is beyond 120, which is considered to be incredible in ODIs. Butler plays with a strike rate of 140 in T20 cricket and 150 in. There is no doubt that this wicketkeeper batsman entertains the audience a lot. Joss Butler has hit 321 fours and 125 sixes in 117 ODI innings. With these numbers, it makes sense to make a place in this list.

                    David warner

Australian Opener David Warner comes at number two. In 2009, he became the first Australian player to make an international debut for Australia without playing a first class match. He scored an innings of 89 from 43 balls against South Africa in his very first match. He recently made a comeback after a 1-year ban, but is known throughout the world for his consistency. His strike rate in both T20 and IPL is beyond 140. He has scored over 4500 runs in 126 innings of IPL with 180 sixes.  He is considered as the best left-handed batsman of all time.
                 

Rohit Sharma

Hitman Rohit Sharma's name comes at number one. His name is enough. More than 9000 runs in ODI cricket with 43 half-centuries and 29 centuries. He has hit highest number of sixes in ODIs for India. Rohit has hit more than 240 sixes. He also has three double centuries in ODIs. Who can forget the innings of 264 runs against Sri Lanka. Rohit scored the entire team's runs alone. Rohit's strike rate is more than 125 in T20 and IPL too. There is a lot of fear of his name in the bowlers. Without a doubt, the most explosive batsman of today is Rohit Sharma.         
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