- Brian Lara
- Inzamam-ul-Haq
- Steve Waugh
- Ricky Ponting
- Adam GIlchrist
- Matthew Hayden
- Shivnarine Chanderpaul
- VVS Laxman
- Kevin Pietersen
- Sachin Tendulkar
- Graeme Smith
- Jacques Kallis
- Kumar Sangakkara
- Virender Sehwag
Brian Lara
Inzamam-ul-Haq
Steve Waugh
2005 - Crosses Javed Miandad's record for the most centuries by a Pakistan batsman then. Also crosses 8000 Test runs.
2005 - Has a memorable tour of India where he manages 401 runs in 3 Tests. The highlight being an exceptional 184 in Bangalore in his 100th Test.
2003 - Scores a match-winning 138* against Bangladesh in Multan - a match that he single-handedly won for his team on a difficult pitch. Many regard this as his best knock.
2002 - Scores a personal best of 329 v New Zealand. The second highest score by a Pakistan batsman in test cricket.
2000 - Scores over a 1000 runs for the first time in a calendar year - 1090 in 19 innings with 4 centuries. Scores a ton in each of the 4 series he played.
1999 - Comes back to form against Sri Lanka, registering his maiden double century in Dhaka.
1998 - Has the worst year of his test career as he manages poor scores both home and away. Scores a partly 231 runs in 14 innings, averaging 17.76.
1997 - After coming close on a couple of occasions in the same year, Inzamam finally scores his first century on home soil - 177 against West Indies at Rawalpindi.
1996 - Buries the ghosts of his debut tour with a successful tour of England. Is an improved player of seam bowling, averaging 64 in the series.
1995 - Scores almost 1000 runs in the calendar year with vital contributions for the Pakistan lower order and is ranked as the number 1 Test batsman in ICC Rankings.
1993 - Scores his first Test ton against in Antigua against a potent West Indies bowling attack coming in at no. 6. Helps Pakistan avoid follow-on.
1992 - Inzamam has a debut series to forget as he scores just 66 runs in 6 innings against England. Is dropped from the Test team later.
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2005 - Crosses Javed Miandad's record for the most centuries by a Pakistan batsman then. Also crosses 8000 Test runs.
2005 - Has a memorable tour of India where he manages 401 runs in 3 Tests. The highlight being an exceptional 184 in Bangalore in his 100th Test.
2003 - Scores a match-winning 138* against Bangladesh in Multan - a match that he single-handedly won for his team on a difficult pitch. Many regard this as his best knock.
2002 - Scores a personal best of 329 v New Zealand. The second highest score by a Pakistan batsman in test cricket.
2000 - Scores over a 1000 runs for the first time in a calendar year - 1090 in 19 innings with 4 centuries. Scores a ton in each of the 4 series he played.
1999 - Comes back to form against Sri Lanka, registering his maiden double century in Dhaka.
1998 - Has the worst year of his test career as he manages poor scores both home and away. Scores a partly 231 runs in 14 innings, averaging 17.76.
1997 - After coming close on a couple of occasions in the same year, Inzamam finally scores his first century on home soil - 177 against West Indies at Rawalpindi.
1996 - Buries the ghosts of his debut tour with a successful tour of England. Is an improved player of seam bowling, averaging 64 in the series.
1995 - Scores almost 1000 runs in the calendar year with vital contributions for the Pakistan lower order and is ranked as the number 1 Test batsman in ICC Rankings.
1993 - Scores his first Test ton against in Antigua against a potent West Indies bowling attack coming in at no. 6. Helps Pakistan avoid follow-on.
1992 - Inzamam has a debut series to forget as he scores just 66 runs in 6 innings against England. Is dropped from the Test team later.
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