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 2016 Boxing Day Test between Australia and Pakistan was decided at the very end of day five. The Aussies that were there reflect on a bizarre Test match.
We've got you covered for the action at Kempton, Aintree and Wetherby on Boxing Day as we preview the feature contests, headlined by the G1 Ladbrokes King George VI Chase.
The Form team have you covered for a massive day of racing on Boxing Day in New Zealand including their Christmas Crackers and highlights from 2023!
Anrich Nortje comes close to a Boxing Day hat-trick!
Cameron Green becomes the first Australian to take a Boxing Day five-wicket haul since Shane Warne to inspire dual South Africa collapses at the MCG, before David Warner started brightly with the bat in his 100th Test match
Reflecting on his maiden Test five-wicket haul, young Australian allrounder Cameron Green said it was "very special" to complete the feat on Boxing day at the MCG, becoming the first Aussie to do so since Shane Warne
After Kyle Verreynne again stood up for South Africa with the bat, the Proteas wicketkeeper said it was "harder to accept" his side's collapse compared with previous poor performances with the bat, and bemoaned some "soft dismissals"
Australia quick Scott Boland found out he would make his Test debut on Christmas Eve last summer, and is hoping for another present like it this year, while revealing teammates love the banter if his bowling average sneaks above 10!
On this week's What A Shout, Dave Orton is joined by top owner John Dance, Racing Post Tipster Paul Kealy and bet365's Pat Cooney.
As Head of Sky Sports Boxing, Adam Smith is the recognizable voice that has called the likes of Anthony Joshua and Wladimir Klitschko on the biggest stage, but how will he get on when faced with racehorses to call home?! Find out as he joins Sky Spor...
Eleven wickets fell on the opening day of the second Vodafone Test as India responded to their defeat in Adelaide by rattling Australia’s batters.
