- 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
Steve Waugh
Ricky Ponting
Adam GIlchrist
2012 - After going two years and 33 innings without a Test hundred, Ponting finally ends that drought with a knock of 134 against India in Sydney.
2011 - With Australia's 125-run victory in Galle was Ponting's became the first cricketer to be a part of a staggering 100 test wins.
2009 - Passes Allan Border's tally of 11,174 during the Edgbaston Test to become Australia's highest run-scorer.
2007 - Is named man of the series as Australia regain the Ashes with a 5-0 whitewash for the first time in 86 years.
2005 - Scores 207 against Pakistan in Sydney to become only the third Australian to score four or more double-centuries in Tests.
2003 - Takes over the Test captaincy after Steve Waugh retires. Leads Australia to a 3-0 victory in Sri Lanka, his first assignment.
2003 - Joins Don Bradman as the second player to score three double-centuries in a calendar year, with 2 against India and one against West Indies.
2003 - Scores his first double century in Test cricket with a 206 against the West Indies in the second test of the Frank-Worrell trophy.
2001 - Plays a key role in whitewashing Pakistan on neutral territory making 342 runs at an average of 85.50 with two centuries.
1999 - Scores 253 runs in the 3-Test series against Sri Lanka tackling Muralitharan better than more seasoned batsmen in the team. Is named Man of the series.
1995 - Makes Test debut against Sri Lanka at the WACA and is unlucky to be given out lbw on 96.
1997 - After being dropped briefly, scores his maiden Test century batting at no. 6 at Headingley.
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2012 - After going two years and 33 innings without a Test hundred, Ponting finally ends that drought with a knock of 134 against India in Sydney.
2011 - With Australia's 125-run victory in Galle was Ponting's became the first cricketer to be a part of a staggering 100 test wins.
2009 - Passes Allan Border's tally of 11,174 during the Edgbaston Test to become Australia's highest run-scorer.
2007 - Is named man of the series as Australia regain the Ashes with a 5-0 whitewash for the first time in 86 years.
2005 - Scores 207 against Pakistan in Sydney to become only the third Australian to score four or more double-centuries in Tests.
2003 - Takes over the Test captaincy after Steve Waugh retires. Leads Australia to a 3-0 victory in Sri Lanka, his first assignment.
2003 - Joins Don Bradman as the second player to score three double-centuries in a calendar year, with 2 against India and one against West Indies.
2003 - Scores his first double century in Test cricket with a 206 against the West Indies in the second test of the Frank-Worrell trophy.
2001 - Plays a key role in whitewashing Pakistan on neutral territory making 342 runs at an average of 85.50 with two centuries.
1999 - Scores 253 runs in the 3-Test series against Sri Lanka tackling Muralitharan better than more seasoned batsmen in the team. Is named Man of the series.
1995 - Makes Test debut against Sri Lanka at the WACA and is unlucky to be given out lbw on 96.
1997 - After being dropped briefly, scores his maiden Test century batting at no. 6 at Headingley.
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