The Boxing Day Test refers to a traditional cricket match that is held annually on December 26th, known as Boxing Day. It is typically played in Australia and is a part of the international cricket calendar, often featuring a match between Australia and a visiting team. The event is notable for being a key highlight of the Australian cricket season, attracting large crowds and significant media attention. Historically, it has become a prominent fixture in the sport, with matches often taking place at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). The term “Boxing Day” originates from the British holiday that follows Christmas Day, which itself has roots in historical practices of giving gifts to the less fortunate. In the context of cricket, the Boxing Day Test symbolizes the festive atmosphere and the continuation of the sport during the holiday season.
The Boxing Day Test witnessed a spectacular performance from Australia's Steve Smith, who showcased his extraordinary talent by scoring his 34th Test century. This remarkable achievement comes during an intense…