The longest sixes in cricket history have been monumental displays of power hitting. Among the most renowned is Chris Gayle's 119-meter six off Brett Lee in 2012. Shahid Afridi's 158-meter six in 2013 also stands out, as does Martin Guptill's 127-meter shot in 2012. However, the record for the longest six is held by Brett Lee himself, with a 130-meter hit during a charity match in 2005. These awe-inspiring feats showcase the incredible strength and skill of some of cricket's most formidable hitters, leaving fans in awe and securing their places in the annals of cricketing folklore.