KEY POINTS
- Pakistan’s T20 team smashed 235 sixes in 34 matches in 2025.
- The team’s six-hitting average in 2025 was a significant improvement from 152 sixes in 2024.
- Pakistan won 21 out of 34 matches in 2025, reflecting the success of their aggressive approach.
ISLAMABAD: The outgoing year 2025 has marked a period of notable improvement and transformation for Pakistan’s T20 cricket team, especially in their power-hitting capabilities.
Under the leadership of head coach Mike Hesson, the team embraced a more aggressive, modern-day style of cricket that has been reflected in their performance on the field.
In 2025, Pakistan played 34 T20 matches, facing a total of 3872 balls and smashing 235 sixes.
This statistic highlights a remarkable achievement: on average, Pakistan hit a six every 16 balls, or approximately seven sixes per match. This shows a significant increase in their attacking play when compared to the previous year.
In 2024, the team hit only 152 sixes across 27 matches, with an average of one six every 19 balls, or less than six sixes per match.
The improvement in power-hitting is not only a testament to the players’ evolving techniques but also a direct result of a strategic shift towards a more aggressive approach.
The influence of head coach Mike Hesson is evident, with his tactical expertise steering the team towards a mindset that prioritizes bold, attacking cricket.
Under his guidance, Pakistan’s T20 game has become more dynamic, leading to enhanced performances throughout the year.
In terms of results, Pakistan won 21 out of the 34 T20 matches they played in 2025. This success rate further underscores the effectiveness of their revamped strategy, with the team continuing to build momentum and confidence heading into 2026.
