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WAGs take centre stage at Allan Border Medal
Cricket's WAGs have strutted the limelight away from the country's best cricketers at the Allan Border Medal night in Sydney.
Steve Smith capped an incredible year by winning not only Australian cricket’s highest individual honour, but also the Test and one-day international player of the year awards.
However, as with all sports award nights, it’s the women and their fashion choices that will have everyone talking.
Stand-in skipper Steve Smith and his partner Danielle Willis.
Cricket's first family-elect looked at ease in front of the cameras.
The 25-year-old was all smiles after a record breaking summer.
Smith walked away with the Allan Border Medal.
He sealed his first win with a kiss.
He also became the third player to win the overall, Test and ODI awards in one year.
He paid special tribute to the influence of Willis.
David Warner and Candice Falzon.
Mitchell Johnson, pictured with wife Jessica Bratich, won last year's medal.
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