Most watched moments of 2016

10) Brathwaite leads Windies to World T20 title

West Indies became the first team to claim two World T20 trophies after a remarkable come-from-behind win over England at Eden Gardens.

9) Marsh's controversial wicket sparks debate

With the deciding match in the ODI series between NZ and Australia on a knife's edge, Mitch Marsh was dismissed after much on-field deliberation.

8) All 10 Australian wickets as Proteas win the series

Australia's batting line-up was again exposed expertly by a South African pace attack missing lynchpin Dale Steyn, with Kyle Abbott claiming six scalps in Hobart.

7) Smith unveils incredible shot against Pakistan

Steve Smith played one of the more outrageous shots you could ever hope to see on a cricket field, whipping a ball well wide of the off-stump to the leg side.

6) Aussies level series in final-ball thriller

A world record stand between David Warner and Glenn Maxwell propelled Australia to victory over South Africa in a final-ball T20 thriller at the Wanderers.

5) Maxi and Virat sit down for enthralling chat

For his latest cricket.com.au video, Glenn Maxwell reached out to Virat Kohli to be his special guest and an enthralling chat followed.

4) Zampa uses his head to dismiss Nevill

Peter Nevill fell victim to one of the most bizarre run outs you'll ever see, with the ball bouncing off his bat onto Adam Zampa's nose before crashing into the stumps.

3) Bavuma's athleticism catches Warner short

An athletic piece of fielding from Temba Bavuma caught David Warner short of his ground in the first Test at the WACA Ground in Perth.

2) Maxwell brilliance hits new heights in Perth

Glenn Maxwell was at his brilliant, athletic best with a superb leaping boundary-line effort to create a simple catch for Victoria teammate Rob Quiney.

1) Catch of the summer? Smith takes a blinder

As if scoring 164 with the bat wasn't enough, Steve Smith took an incredible diving catch to halt New Zealand's run chase at the SCG.

BONUS

A late entry, but Chris Lynn's colossal six that disappeared out of the Gabba has to be seen again and again and again!

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