Steve Smith collected his first ever Allan Border Medal at the prestigious awards ceremony and was also named the Test Player and One Day International Player of the Year to cap off a sensational season. The 25-year-old received an impressive 243 votes to win the Allan Border Medal, ahead of his David Warner (175) and reigning medal winner Mitchell Johnson (126). Smith has enjoyed a sensational year, kick-started with a century against South Africa at the Centurion last February and culminating in a record-breaking Test summer against India. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Steve Smith wins his first Allan Border Medal
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Steve Smith took home three awards including the prestigious Allan Border Medal, Test Player of the Year and One Day International Player of the Year
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Sean Abbott awarded the Bradman Young Cricketer of the Year award just months after the tragic death of Phillip Hughes in a domestic match
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Glen Maxwell won the Twenty20 International Player of the Year award after top-scoring for the Aussies in the ICC T20 competition in Bangladesh
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Meg Lanning won the Belinda Clark medal for Woman's Cricketer of the Year for a second time after her impressive year
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The star-studded bash took place at the Crown Casino in Melbourne
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He scored hundreds in all four Tests and set a new runs record for a four-@placeholder series, piling on 769 runs at an average of more than 128.