Who are the only two players in the history of cricket to have hit 6 sixes in a 6 ball over?
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When you know there are two players who have done this, then you should also knowing there names also....
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T.J. Matthews, Australia took two hat tricks in the same test - each innings. 1912 Australia v. South Africa, Old Trafford. \n\nOther bowlers who have taken two test hat tricks in their career are:\n\nH. Trumble, Australia, 2 hat tricks\nWasim Akram, Pakistan, 2 hat tricks
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Jeff Thomson.\n\nJeff Thomson's all time fastest ball bowled in cricket history, 161.5 kph against the West Indies in 1975 in Australia.\n\nShoaib Akhtar became the first bowler after Thomson to break the 100 miles per hour barrier bowling against New Zealand, but he made it clear he was not specifically looking to break Thomson's record.
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record holds both Sanath Jayasuriya (sri Lanka) and Shahid Afridi (pakistan). \n\nJayasuriya manages to get 11 Sixes in 1995/1996 in Singapore in a match against pakistan where he scored fastest ODI hundred (48 balls)and got out for 134.\n\nIts remarkably a coincidence that in 1996/97, Afridi scored 11 sixes against Sri Lanka in  Nairobi, where he broke jayasuriya's fastest century record (37 balls) and scored 102,\n\nIts great that at both occasions they both scored fastest centuries with 11 sixes! and in both occasions it was neutral venues and teams involved are SL and Pak
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Shastri hit 6 sixes in an over against Tilak Raj of Baroda in Ranji Trophy match while playing for Mumbai. He actually scored 200* in 113 balls hitting 13 fours and 13 sixes in that innings!!
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According to statistics available, the fastest century recorded in One Day International is in 37 balls scored by Shahid Afrida.\n\nHe scored 102 runs in 40 balls with the help of 6 fours and 11 sixes in the 6th Match K.C.A. Centenary Tournament played between Pakistan and Sri Lanka at Gymkhana Club Ground, Nairobi on 04.10.1996.\n\nPakistan won that match by 82 runs.  Afrida was the Man of the Match.
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Graham Gooch at Edgbaston 1975. http://cricketarchive.com/Archive/Scorecards/35/35353.html is the scorecard.\n\nOnly four Englishmen have scored a "pair" on Test debut - Fred Grace, "Big Jim" Smith, Gooch and Gavin Hamilton.\n\nIn response to Vakayil's comment below :\n\n>> Only 3 England Captains have the record of two ducks in a Test. They are I.T. Botham, G.A. Gooch and Nasser Hussain,\n\nGooch never scored a pair while he was the captain. Botham and Hussain are the only English captains to do that. (The list of English captains who scored a pair while they were not leading the side must be much longer - for instance, Atherton scored one against South Africa in 1999-00 while playing under Hussain).\n\nMark Taylor, Rashid Latif and Habibul Bashar are the only three who scored a pair in their first match as captain.
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Sachin Tendulkar.. 16 yrs of int. crickets.. with lots n lots of records in his name.. n still going very strong! \n JAI TENDULKAR
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Pollock ...just guessing. I think he took 4 wickets in 4 consecutive balls in his first county match.
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36 runs in an over has been scored by:\nSir G Sobers (WI): Six consecutive sixes hit off an over of Malcolm Nash.\nR J Shastri (IND): Six sixes in an over in a Ranji Trophy game in January 1985 (I think off a bawler from Baroda). \n\n[Just for information: Recently Jonathan Hughes, a Yorkshire club cricketer, scored a remarkable 42 runs off one over. Hughes, 29, smashed six sixes, a four and a two in one over from Craig Hobson, which included two no-balls.]
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Jack Fingleton played cricket.  A batsman of considerable skill, he completed five Test cricket centuries with a top score of 136, averaged above 40 for the Australian cricket team and helped Don Bradman to set a world record 346 run sixth wicket partnership against England at Melbourne.  As of March 2005, the record stands intact.
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its narendra hirwani from bihar who took 16/136 against the windies in 1987 at chennai bagging 8 wickets in each of the innings \nthough later this leggie wasnt very successful and wasnt included in the team
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Do you mean total sixes in test career or in one innings? I will give both the answers.\n\nMost Sixes In Test Career: Adam Gilchrist is currently leading with 93 sixes. He surpassed Christ Cairns' record of 87 sixes. Cairns broke Sir Viv Richards' record of 84 sixes. Flintoff is closing in with 72 sixes.\n\nMost Sixes In a Test Match Innings: 12 sixes jointly held by Wasim Akran (257*) & Nathan Astle (222). \n\nNathan Astle's inning of 222 is also a fastest double century in test cricket off 153 balls. He smashed 28 fours and 12 sixes.
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M.S. Dhoni has hit 14 sixes in 13 Test Matches (20 Innings).  His\nhighest score in Test Match is 148 runs.\n\nHe has hit 48 sixes in 55 One Day International matches (49 Innings).  His highest score in One Day Match is 185 runs Not Out.\n\nHe hit 10 sixes in a single one day International Match played at Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur on 31.10.2005 in the match\nplayed against Sri Lanka of 2005/2006 series.  In that match he \nscored 183 runs and remained not out.  He scored these runs in 145 Balls with the help of 15 fours and 10 sixes.\n\nIndia won that match by 6 wicket and he was the Man of the Match.
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Garry Sobers was the finest all-rounder to have played cricket for West Indies, arguably the finest of all players. He did things most only dreamt of and his natural ability made it look so easy.\n\nAs a batsman, he established a record for Test (international) matches by scoring 365 runs, not out, in a single innings (West Indies versus Pakistan, 1957–58 season), a record that stood until 1994. He was an exceptional bowler who could bowl in every conceivable style, from medium pace to left arm spin. He was also a brilliant fielder at any position but particluarly adept in close-to-the-wicket fielding.
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In ODI: H Gibbs of SA in Johannesburg 2005-06 against Australia: 126 -  7 sixes 21 Fours\n\nIn Test Matches:\n\n238 runs 52 fours 5 sixes by John Eldrich of England v New Zealand, 1965, 3rd Test\nHeadingley, Leeds
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Leander Paes and Mahesh Bhupathi with 19 wins.\nhttp://www.thehindu.com/2006/04/09/stories/2006040907342100.htm