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400 and counting: Why India are ahead of the curve in six-hitting

Times of India2 November 2026 at 6:51 am IST
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India have smashed 400 sixes in 40 T20Is in 2026, becoming the first team to reach the landmark in a calendar year. From Abhishek Sharma's six-hitting at the top to a fearless approach across the batting order, India are redefining T20 batting. Power-hitting coach Julian Wood explains why India are ahead of the curve.

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