Who has hit the most sixes in international cricket odi's?
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Shahid Afridi (Pakistan) with 216 sixes
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ODI------Wasim Akram with 502wkts:\nhttp://www.icc-cricket.com/odi/stats/bowl_most_wickets.html\n\nTest-------Shane Warne with 659wkst:\nhttp://www.icc-cricket.com/test/stats/bowl_most_wickets.html
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It´s Jack Hobbs. He played 41 matches (in total Ashes matches only) and 71 innings, with 7 not-outs. He scored 3636 runs with the average of 54.26. He has scored 12 hundreds (100s) with highest of 187.\n\nNote: Don Bradman has the highest aggregate in total Ashes matches with 5028 in 37 matches and 63 innings, and his highest was 334. And the average...... well,.... 89.78.........\n\nRawal.
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On August 31, 1968, Gary Sobers became the first man to hit six sixes off a single six-ball over in first-class cricket. The over was bowled by Malcolm Nash in Nottinghamshire’s first innings against Glamorgan in Swansea. Nash was a seam bowler but—somewhat rashly, as it turned out—decided to try his arm at spin bowling. This achievement was caught on film. The feat has been repeated only once, by Ravi Shastri in 1984, playing for Bombay against Baroda, in Bombay.
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24 IN TESTS+3 IN ODI'S.\n\n\nBUT HE HIT A BIG CENTURY (MAKER) OUT!!!
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no batsman has scored over 300 runs in odi cricket till now. the highest score till now is 194  by  Saeed anwar of Pakistan against India in 1997.
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HE HIT SIX SIXES IN AN OVER
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He played for Yorkshire between 1962 and 1986.\n\nPlayed 609 Matches, scored an aggregate of 48426 runs at an average of 56.83. He scored a total of 151 centuries and 238 fifties.\n\nHe received first ball in a ODI and was first wicket to fall.
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total no of sixes hit by tendulkar in ondayers is 154 of 372 matches
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SANTH JAYSURIYA 16 BALLS\nSHAHID AFRIDI 17 BALLS, 19 BALLS\n\nAJIT AGARKAR FOR INDIA 21 BALLS
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Best Bowling Averages in Test Cricket (with 200 or more wickets)\n\n\nBowler Runs Given Wickets Taken Bowling Average \nMalcolm Marshall  (West Indies) 7876 376 20.95 \nJoel Garner  (West Indies) 5433 259 20.98 \nCurtely Ambrose  (West Indies) 8501 405 20.99 \nGlenn McGrath  (Australia) 11457 535 21.41 \nFS Trueman  (England) 6625 307 21.58 \nAllan Donald  (South Africa) 7344 330 22.25 \nShaun Pollock  (South Africa) 8473 380 22.30 \nRichard Hadlee  (New Zealand) 9611 431 22.30 \nMuttiah Muralitharan  (Sri Lanka) 13128 584 22.48 \nImran Khan  (Pakistan) 8258 362 22.81 \nRaymond Lindwall  (Australia) 5251 228 23.03 \nWaqar Younis  (Pakistan) 8788 373 23.56 \nWasim Akram  (Pakistan) 9779 414 23.62 \nMichael Holding  (West Indies) 5898 249 23.69 \nDennis Lillee  (Australia) 8493 355 23.92 \nClarence Grimmett  (Australia) 5231 216 24.22 \nCourtney Walsh  (West Indies) 12688 519 24.45 \nJB Statham  (England) 6261 252 24.85 \nAlec Bedser  (England) 5876 236 24.90 \nShane Warne  (Australia) 16287 651 25.02 \n\n\nBest career average:\n\nRank Average Player Balls Wickets \n1 10.75 runs per wicket George Lohmann (ENG) 3,830 112 \n2 12.70 runs per wicket John Ferris (ENG/AUS) 2,302 61 \n3 15.54 runs per wicket Billy Barnes (ENG) 2,289 51 \n4 16.42 runs per wicket Billy Bates (ENG) 2,364 50 \n5 16.43 runs per wicket Sydney Barnes (ENG) 7,873 189
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Ricky Ponting. \n\nRicky Ponting has 4 centuries in the 4th innings of a test match.\n\n156 - 2005 England v Australia - 3rd Test (Match drawn)\n143 - 2005-2006 Australia v South Africa - 3rd Test Sydney Cricket Ground  (Aus Wins)\n118 - 2005-2006 Bangladesh v Australia - 1st Test (Aus Wins)\n100* - 2001-2002 South Africa v Australia - 2nd Test\nNewlands (Aus wins)\n\nSo Ricky Ponting has 3 match winning 4th innings centuries.\n\nHope this answes your query.
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I think Ricky Ponting can break quite a few records of Sachin, but considering the long years he has been in the international arena, it would be really interesting to see anybody overcoming him.
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ODI\nBest-Sachin Tendulkar 4 India\n2nd -Brian Lara       4 West Indies\n3rd -Rahul Dravid     4 India\n\nTest\nBest-Brian Lara       4 West Indies\n2nd -Sachin Tendulkar 4 India\n3rd -Ricky Ponting    4 Australia
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In tests the top batsmen for most sixes in an innings are: \n12  Wasim Akram          257*  Pakistan v Zimbabwe          Sheikhupura          1996/97    \n11  NJ Astle             222   New Zealand v England        Christchurch         2001/02    \n11  ML Hayden            380   Australia v Zimbabwe         Perth                2003/04    \n10  WR Hammond           336*  England v New Zealand        Auckland             1932/33    \n 9  CL Cairns            120   New Zealand v Zimbabwe       Auckland             1995/96    \n 9  Inzamam-ul-Haq       329   Pakistan v New Zealand       Lahore               2002       \n 8  NS Sidhu             124   India v Sri Lanka            Lucknow              1993/94    \n 8  AC Gilchrist         204*  Australia v South Africa     Johannesburg         2001/02\n\nhttp://www.cricinfo.com/db/STATS/TESTS/BATTING/TRIVIA/BAT_MOST_SIXES_TEST.html\n\nMost sixes in a Test Career:\n\n6s    Runs\n 93    5124    AC Gilchrist         Australia     \n 87    3320    CL Cairns            New Zealand   \n 84    8540    IVA Richards         West Indies   \n 79   11312    BC Lara              West Indies   \n 76    7326    ML Hayden            Australia     \n 74    3127    A Flintoff           England       \n 70    7515    CH Lloyd             West Indies   \n 67    5200    IT Botham            England       \n 67    7558    CG Greenidge         West Indies   \n 63    5762    CL Hooper            West Indies   \n 61    5248    N Kapil Dev          India         \n 57    8792    RT Ponting           Australia     \n 57    2898    Wasim Akram          Pakistan      \n 55    3807    Imran Khan           Pakistan      \n 55    8033    JH Kallis            South Africa  \n 54    3116    CD McMillan          New Zealand   \n 53    6621    ST Jayasuriya        Sri Lanka     \n 48    6361    PA de Silva          Sri Lanka     \n 48    8832    Javed Miandad        Pakistan      \n 48    1634    Shahid Afridi        Pakistan \n\nhttp://www.cricinfo.com/db/STATS/TESTS/BATTING/TRIVIA/BAT_MOST_SIXES_CAREER.html\n\nIn one-day internationals, Shahid Afridi scored 9 sixes for Pakistan in a 2005 innings against India, and in doing so passed the 200 mark for sixes in ODI. Career statistics from Wisden in ODI:\n\nName                  Innings  6s  Team\nShahid Afridi          214   215    PAK  \nST Jayasuriya        348   201   SL   \nSC Ganguly           270  168    IND  \nCL Cairns             193  153    NZ   \nSR Tendulkar        353  149   IND  \nInzamam-ul-Haq     336  138   PAK  \nIVA Richards         167  126   WI   \nAC Gilchrist          235   123  AUS  \nWasim Akram        280  121  PAK  \nRT Ponting            246  119  AUS  \nBC Lara               262  117   WI   \nPA de Silva          296  102   SL\n\nEngland's top 6-hitter, Beefy Botham hit 44 6s in 106 innings. \n\nMost Sixes In One Innings\n\n11  ST Jayasuriya (134)     Sri Lanka v Pakistan         Singapore            1995/96    \n11  Shahid Afridi (102)     Pakistan v Sri Lanka         Nairobi (Gym)        1996/97    \n10  MS Dhoni (183*)         India v Sri Lanka            Jaipur               2005/06    \n 9  Ijaz Ahmed (139*)       Pakistan v India             Lahore               1997/98    \n 9  Shahid Afridi (102)     Pakistan v India             Kanpur               2004/05    \n 9  L Vincent (172)         New Zealand v Zimbabwe       Bulawayo             2005/06    \n 9  RT Ponting (164)        Australia v South Africa     Johannesburg         2005/06    \n 8  CG Greenidge (117)      West Indies v India          St John's            1988/89    \n 8  RL Powell (124)         West Indies v India          Singapore            1999       \n 8  Shahid Afridi (108*)    Pakistan v New Zealand       Sharjah              2001/02    \n 8  Mohammad Yousuf (76*)   Pakistan v Zimbabwe          Bulawayo             2002/03    \n 8  RT Ponting (140*)       Australia v India            Johannesburg         2002/03    \n 8  A Symonds (156)         Australia
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168 - ODIs\n41 - test matches
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Marathon innings: Lara. \n\nTell me one marathon innings others in your list have played.\n\nTendulkar played one against Bangladesh. (248)\nHe scored 241 against Australia - his worst ever double century on a flat pitch where he refused to cover-drive. \n\nPonting: I haven't seen one longish innings yet.\n\nKallis who?\n\nPS: Rahul Dravid is one name missing from the list. He is one in recent times who has batted over 2 days a few times.