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Sky Sports News HQ reviews 2015 with Thierry Henry, Carl Froch and many more

By Andrew Dickson

Tuesday 29 December 2015 12:24, UK

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Nasser Hussain joined Mike Wedderburn in the Sky Sports News HQ studio to discuss the best cricket stories from 2015

Thierry Henry heads a great line up as Sky Sports News HQ looks back at an unforgettable year for British sport on Tuesday.

The Sky Sports News HQ Review of the Year will have a variety of guests from football, golf, rugby, tennis, cricket and beyond joining us and you can see it all by clicking here to subscribe.

Image: Stuart Barnes, Carl Froch and Thierry Henry will all be in the studio to look back at the sporting year in 2015

Henry joins Rob Wotton and Rachel Wyse in the studio from 10am to give his view on one of the most intriguing Premier League seasons for years, with the fall of Chelsea and rise of Leicester City among the subjects for discussion.

As England's cricketers finish 2015 in South Africa, Nasser Hussain was with us bright and early to reflect on a year which saw The Ashes reclaimed with a 3-2 series win over Australia.

Andy Murray inspired Great Britain on their way to Davis Cup success and Barry Cowan looks back at the tennis year from 9.30am.

Andy Murray of Great Britain celebrates with his team-mates after winning the Davis Cup
Image: Barry Cowan will join us to discuss Great Britain's run to Davis Cup success against Belgium last month

We then have a special edition of Sportswomen at 11.30am featuring Eni Aluko and Sally Gunnell which evaluates another fantastic 12 months for British women.

Nick Dougherty will be in the studio from 12.30pm to talk golf and look back on a year that saw Jordan Spieth win his first two majors and become world No 1.

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Tyson Fury's world title win over Wladimir Klitschko was a highlight in the boxing calendar and Carl Froch will discuss that and more after 1pm.

Kevin Sinfield of Leeds Rhinos lifts the trophy with his team mates following their Super League Grand Final against Warrington Wolves
Image: Phil Clarke will look back at a year in rugby league which saw Leeds Rhinos win the treble

Next up is Neil Reynolds from 2pm to analyse the year in the NFL which was overshadowed by the 'Deflategate' row.

Phil Clarke then visits Sky Sports News HQ after 3pm to discuss the key points in rugby league, including Leeds Rhinos' spectacular treble success.

Stuart Barnes is in the studio from 5pm to talk all things rugby including with New Zealand's World Cup final win - and the task facing new England coach Eddie Jones.

Tom Brady of the New England Patriots arrives at federal court to contest his four game suspension.
Image: The deflategate row involving Tom Brady of the New England Patriots was a huge talking point in the NFL this year

And Johnny Herbert will be in place after 6.30pm to talk about the latest F1 season, which saw Lewis Hamilton earn his third world title.

There's all of that and more on Sky Sports News HQ this Tuesday and you can tune in on television, online or using your mobile device.

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