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I make this thread because I feel commentators over react when a normal six is hit. You immediately hear the scream of 'that's a big one' or 'he's hit that a long way' from commentators. 

The six distance tracker comes up and it shows 74M... and i think huh? That's hardly a big six. In Australia it might even plug and not go for a four once its bounced.

I've heard it a lot in the recent Ind vs Aus series... just because its gone 10 rows back on a ground that has a boundary of 65M does not make it a big six.
 

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