Boxing Day Test
Boxing Day Test
WHO IS AUSTRALIA PLAYING IN THE BOXING DAY TEST?
Fast facts
WHAT TIME DOES THE BOXING DAY TEST START?
WHAT IS THE BOXING DAY TEST FINISH TIME?
BOXING DAY ATTENDANCE
BOXING DAY TEST WINNERS AND RESULTS
Boxing Day Test Winners
Here is a list of the past Boxing Day Test matches and winners:
Year | Opposition | Result | Boxing Day Crowd | Total Attendance |
2025 | England | England won by 4 wickets | 94 199 | 186 244 |
2024 | India | Australia won by 184 runs | 87 242 | 373 691 |
2023 | Pakistan | Australia won by 79 runs | 62 167 | 164 835 |
2022 | South Africa | Australia won by an inning and 182 runs | 64 876 | 155 714 |
2021 | England | Australia won by 267 runs | 57 100 | 140 671 |
2020 | India | India won by 8 wickets | 27 615 | 89 472 |
2019 | New Zealand | Australia won by 247 runs | 80 473 | 203 472 |
2018 | India | India won by 137 runs | 73 516 | 176 539 |
2017 | England | Draw | 53 389 | 261 335 |
2016 | Pakistan | Australia won by an innings and 18 runs | 63 478 | 142 188 |
2015 | West Indies | Australia won by 177 runs | 53 389 | 127 069 |
2014 | India | Draw | 69 993 | 194 481 |
2013 | England | Australia won by 8 wickets | 91 112 | 271 865 |
2012 | Sri Lanka | Australia won by an innings and 201 runs | 67 138 | 137 455 |
2011 | India | Australia won by 122 runs | 70 068 | 189 347 |
2010 | England | England won by an innings and 157 runs | 84 345 | 240 156 |
2009 | Pakistan | Australia won by 170 runs | 59 206 | 156 267 |
2008 | South Africa | South Africa won by 9 wickets | 63 263 | 174 246 |
2007 | India | Australia won by 337 runs | 68 465 | 166 663 |
2006 | England | Australia won by an innings and 99 runs | 89 155 | 244 351 |
2005 | South Africa | Australia won by 184 runs | 71 910 | 192 337 |
2004 | Pakistan | Australia won by 9 wickets | 61 552 | 129 079 |
2003 | India | Australia won by 9 wickets | 62 613 | 179 662 |
2002 | England | Australia won by 5 wickets | 64 189 | 177 658 |
2001 | South Africa | Australia won by 9 wickets | 61 796 | 153 025 |
2000 | West Indies | Australia won by 352 runs | 73 233 | 133 299 |
Frequently Asked Questions
[Q] What are the odds for the Boxing Day Test?
[A] Sportsbet provides the latest prices for the Boxing Day Test, including Head-to-Head, Draw No Bet, and Top Runscorer markets. To view the current decimal odds for Australia vs India (or the upcoming Ashes series), visit our futures and outrights page.
[Q] Who won the last Boxing Day Test?
[A] England won the most recent Boxing Day Test (2026) against Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). In the previous year (2023), Australia defeated India by 184 runs.
[Q] What does +320 odds mean?
[A] +320 is an American moneyline odds format that indicates the profit on a $100 bet. In Australia, Sportsbet uses Decimal Odds. To convert +320 to decimal, you divide by 100 and add 1 (320/100 + 1). Therefore, +320 is equivalent to $4.20 in decimal odds.
[Q] Who is the favorite to win the Boxing Day Test?
[A] Australia typically enters the Boxing Day Test as the favourite. Market favorites are determined by the lowest decimal odds listed on the Sportsbet market page; for example, a team priced at $1.50 is favored over a team priced at $3.00.
[Q] Where can I find reliable cricket odds?
[A] You can find reliable, regulated cricket odds right here at Sportsbet. As Australia's favourite online betting website, we offer up-to-date markets for the Boxing Day Test, The Ashes, and the Big Bash League, all regulated by the Northern Territory Racing Commission.
[Q] How do I calculate the chances of a team winning?
[A] To calculate the implied probability of a team winning based on their odds, divide 1 by the decimal price. For example, if a team is paying $3.00 to win, their implied probability is 33.3% (1 ÷ 3.00). Always check the latest for real-time pricing.