In cricket's history, some sixes have soared into legend. One such longest-sixes-in-cricket-history hit was by Shahid Afridi, launching a ball an astounding 158 meters during a match in South Africa in 2013. Another remarkable feat came from Brett Lee, whose mammoth six spanned 143 meters in a charity match in 2005. Further, in 1983, Australian great Dennis Lillee smashed a monstrous six measuring 120 meters. These awe-inspiring displays of power and skill remain etched in cricketing lore, reminding fans of the breathtaking moments when the ball meets the bat and travels beyond the confines of the stadium.