Craig Simmons overcame a slow start to blaze one of the most memorable centuries in Big Bash history in the BBL|03 semi-final between the Scorchers and Sixers.
Tony Dodemaide's figures of 5-21 are still the best figures by an Australian on debut in men's one-day internationals, despite it being set in January 1988.
The all-conquering Aussies were left dumbfounded by an epic Boxing Day onslaught from Virender Sehwag at the MCG in 2003. The Indian opener crashed 195 on day one to launch India into a commanding position at stumps.
The legendary Kiwi destroyed the Aussies during the 1985-1986 Test Series claiming 33 poles at just 12.15 as New Zealand took out their first Test series in Australia.
A packed MCG was in raptures as Merv Hughes strode to the crease, willow in hand, to deliver one of the more memorable performances in Australian cricket history.
South Africa legend Jacques Kallis made an immediate impact on his new BBL side Sydney Thunder in 2014-15, hitting an unbeaten 97 in a memorable partnership with the great Mike Hussey.
Pakistan batsman Babar Azam put on an impressive show at Adelaide Oval, bringing up three figures before falling on 100 in the fifth one-dayer.
Chris Broad took the Aussies apart during the Bicentennial Test at the SCG, smashing an entertaining 139. That wasn't all he smashed though, with Broad Sr giving the stumps a piece of his mind before a raucous Sydney crowd gave him a piece of theirs!...
Mark Ramprakash reels from a blow to the helmet off the bowling of Australia's Glen McGrath during the 1998/99 Ashes. Thankfully he was able to recover and bat on. Gutsy! Download our app: https://app.cricket.com.au/ More videos: https://www.cric...
Another Ashes THRILLER! This time in 1982-1983 as Allan Border, Jeff Thomson and Ian Botham went into battle at the MCG.
Put your phone on do-not-disturb, grab a cup of tea and settle in for a sixes compilation of epic proportions - the incomparable MS Dhoni, Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli launching bowling attacks to all corners. No spectator is safe!
David Warner only faced 61 deliveries in the 2009-2010 T20I series against the West Indies, but had a massive impact blasting 11 fours and nine sixes on his way to a 116 run series.
