England’s explosive wicketkeeper-batter Jos Buttler etched his name into the record books during the ongoing IPL 2026 season, achieving a remarkable milestone in the clash between Gujarat Titans and Delhi Capitals. Buttler smashed his 600th six in T20 cricket, becoming only the fifth player in history to reach the landmark.
Joins legendary power-hitters list
With this achievement, Buttler joins an elite group of T20 greats known for their power-hitting prowess. The exclusive list includes Chris Gayle, Kieron Pollard, Andre Russell, and Nicholas Pooran—players who have dominated the shortest format with their six-hitting ability. Buttler is also the first non-West Indies batter to reach this milestone, underlining the significance of his feat.
Match-defining knock against Delhi Capitals
The milestone came during a blistering innings against Delhi Capitals, where Buttler played a crucial role for Gujarat Titans. He scored a quickfire 52 runs, including multiple sixes, setting the tone for his team’s strong total. His aggressive approach at the top helped Gujarat post a competitive score and ultimately secure a narrow one-run victory in a thrilling contest.
Consistency across global T20 leagues
Buttler’s entry into the 600-sixes club reflects his consistency and dominance across various T20 leagues worldwide. Known for his innovative stroke play and ability to accelerate innings, the England star has been a key performer in franchise cricket, including the IPL, where he continues to be a vital asset for Gujarat Titans.
A landmark moment in a stellar career
This latest achievement adds another chapter to Buttler’s already illustrious T20 career. As one of the most feared batters in the format, his ability to combine power with precision has made him a standout performer on the global stage. The milestone not only highlights his longevity but also cements his status among the all-time greats of T20 cricket.