3.Asif Ali
Pakistani batsman Asif Ali has the potential to become the next top big-hitting batsman of his country. The batting star has an excellent boundary ratio in T20I cricket, as he has sent 19 balls outside the rope while hitting only 15 fours.
2.Rahul Dravid
A somewhat surprising name to be present on this list is the right-handed batsman from India, Rahul Dravid. The former Rajasthan Royals captain was not backed by a majority of the fans to do well in this format because he was known as The Wall of India, who believed that defense is the best way to break a bowler’s confidence. However, Dravid showed a lesser-known side of him by hitting three consecutive sixes in the only T20I he played. Samit Patel was the unlucky bowler from England. Dravid did not score a boundary in his T20I career while he struck three sixes.
1.Yusuf Pathan
Former Rajasthan Royals star Yusuf Pathan is the only Indian batsman who has played a minimum of 10 innings in T20I cricket and still has hit more sixes than fours. The right-handed batsman destroyed the opposition bowling attacks with his 11 fours and 17 sixes for the Indian cricket team. The only problem for Pathan was his inconsistency. Yusuf had the potential to become the next big thing in Indian cricket, and the fact that the team management gave him Virender Sehwag’s place in the ICC T20 World Cup final 2007 highlights the same. Unfortunately, he is no longer in the scheme of things.
