Your vote for the best moment in men's Ashes cricket from the past 40 years

At the start of this Ashes series, we asked you to vote for your favourite moment from the past 40 years of cricket's greatest rivalry.

And now the votes are in.

Even whittling down the list to 40 moments was tough, the plethora of moments meant we were forced to leave out some of the most spectacular grabs of recent years.

However, we did get some of the game's biggest stars to reminisce about Mitchell Johnson's Ashes and had Adam Gilchrist talk through his brutal WACA century in 2006.

We heard from Kim Hughes about what it was like inside the MCG sheds as Jeff Thomson and Allan Border fought back in 1982 and what Ian Chappell's favourite Ashes moments were.

But we really wanted to know what your favourites were. So here's the list, from 20th to first.

It only took Stuart Broad 19 balls to take a five-fa on his home ground of Trent Bridge as England rolled Australia for a paltry 60 runs before lunch.

Broad ended with 8-15 as England cruised to 4-274 by the close, the batters capping off one of the greatest individual bowling performances in Ashes history.

When Andrew Flintoff was tossed the ball at Edgbaston, Michael Vaughan needed his talisman to break the opening partnership of 47 as Australia chased 282 to win and go 2-0 up in the series.

On a hat-trick, the hostile home crowd revved up and saw Flintoff bowl Justin Langer second ball before peppering Ricky Ponting's pads and finally getting one to leave the Aussie captain, finding his edge and sending the supporters into delirium.

One of the greatest balls ever bowled. England were already down and out in the Test, but when Harris bowled opener Alastair Cook with the first ball of the fourth innings, that was the final nail.

The ball itself swung towards middle, seamed away off