Top 3 last-ball sixes in T20 history

#1 Cool as ever Darren Bravo smokes it for a six effortlessly

In the second edition of the Caribbean Premier League, home team Trinidad & Tobago Red Steel clashed with Guyana Amazon Warriors at Port of Spain. Put into bat first, Guyana reached a competitive score of 179/5 with the wicket-keeper Captain Denesh Ramdin scoring 84 of 45 balls with six maximums.

The Red Steel looked all at sea when they were reduced to 13/3 in 3.4 overs. The Bravo brothers took the onus upon themselves, putting up a massive partnership of 131 runs for the fourth wicket. Dwayne Bravo was dismissed in the 17th over, with the Red Steel still requiring 36 runs off 21 deliveries.

9 runs were required off the last over and a relatively inexperienced Ronsford Beaton had the task of defending the runs. Beaton, who had match figures of 3-0-31-0, almost redeemed himself, conceding just 3 runs of the first 5 balls of the over.

With 6 runs required off the last ball and Darren Bravo on strike, the field was well spread out by the opposition captain Denesh Ramdin. What followed was something spectacular, a good length delivery outside the off-stump and Bravo smoked it over deep mid-wicket for a gigantic six.

A jubilant Darren Bravo punched the air, while the entire Red Steel team ran out to the field and pounced on Darren Bravo. The capacity crowd at Queen's Park Oval went mad and the sea of red had no end to their joy.

For his match winning 69 of 49 deliveries, Darren Bravo was awarded the Man of the Match.