Allan Border (Aus)	WI, Melbourne, 1988-89	Became the first Australian to play in 100 Tests. Was dismissed for a duck & 20, but held 3 catches.
Steve Waugh (Aus)	SA, Sydney, 1997-98	Disappointed his home supporters when he was out for 85.
Courtney Walsh (WI)	Eng, Georgetown, 1997-98	Could capture only five wickets in the match.
Kapil Dev (Ind)	Pak, Karachi, 1989-90	First bowler to play in 100 Tests; celebrated it by completing 350 Test. It also, ironically, coincided with Tendulkar's Test debut.
Sunil Gavaskar (Ind)	Pak, Lahore, 1984-85	Became the first Indian to play in 100 Tests; made scores of 48 & 37. Pakistan President Zia-ul-Haq came to witness the match.
Mark Waugh (Aus)	Ind, Sydney, 1999-00	Scored 32 runs and captured four catches
Javed Miandad (Pak)	Ind, Lahore, 1989-90	On the very ground where he made his Test debut, he became the first player to score hundreds in his first and 100th Tests (145 runs). First Pakistani player to appear 100 Tests.
Vivian Richards (WI)	Aust, Brisbane, 1988-89	Celebrated his 100th Test by holding his 100th catch in Tests. Scored 68 runs and led his side to victory with a day-and-a-half to spare.
Alec Stewart (Eng)	WI, Manchester, 2000	Played a monumental innings of 105 runs. Fourth player to score a hundred in his hundredth Test.
Ian Healy (Aus)	SA, Adelaide, 1997-98	Scored one and 10, with just three dismissals behind the stumps.
Graham Gooch (Eng)	Ind, Calcutta, 1992-93	Fifth Englishman, made 17 & 18, and in the second innings allowed himself to be stumped when he grounded his foot on the crease line & not behind it.
David Gower (Eng)	WI, Leeds, 1988	Fifth player in the world to appear in 100 Tests, celebrated it to become the fourth batsman to score 7000 Test runs. Made 13 and 2.
Desmond Haynes (WI)	Eng, Nottingham, 1991	Celebrated by becoming the sixth to score 2000 Test runs for the West Indies against England. Made 18 and 57 not out.
Dilip Vengsarkar (Ind)	NZ, Mumbai, 1988-89	Became second Indian and sixth in the world, to play in 100 Tests. Made 25 and duck
Michael Atherton (Eng)	WI, Manchester, 2000	Made one and 28, but along with Stewart, provided the first instance of two players appearing in their 100th Test.
Colin Cowdrey (Eng)	Aust, Birmingham, 1968	First-ever player to play in hundred Tests, celebrated it by scoring his 21st Test ton and 7000 runs in Test. Scored 104 runs - the highest in the Tests.
Clive Lloyd (WI)	Aust, Jamaica, 1983-84	First West Indian player, made 20 runs. By sheer coincidence this was also the 100th Test to be staged in the Caribbean.
Geoff Boycott (Eng)	Aust, Lord's, 1981	After batting for 240 minutes, he equalled Cowdrey's record of compiling 60 scores of 50 and more. Made 17 and 60 runs.
Gordon Greenidge (WI)	Eng, Antiqua, 1989-90	Became the second player to score hundreds in both his first and 100th Test. Made 149 runs to complete 7000 runs in Test cricket.
David Boon (Aus)	WI, Trinidad, 1994-95	Scored 18 and nine runs.
Mark Taylor (Aus)	Eng, Brishane, 1998-99	Scored 46 and duck
Wasim Akram (Pak)	Eng, Faisalabad, 2000-01	Made one and four not out, claimed a solitary wicket in the match.
Salim Malik (Pak)	Zim, Lahore, 1998-99	Scored just two runs, before being run-out. Only second Pakistani player to appear in 100 Tests.
Ian Botham (Eng)	NZ, Wellington, 1991-92	Fourth Englishman to appear in hundred Tests, scored 15 and one, and captured three wickets.
Shane Warne (Aus)	SA, Cape Town, 2001-02	First spinner to play in 100 Tests, scored 63 runs, captured eight wickets to win the Man of the Match award.
Sachin Tendulkar (Ind)	Eng, The Oval, 2002	Fourth Indian, 26th player in the world and the youngest, at 29 years and 196 days, to complete a century of Tests. Enjoys the second highest run aggregate tally going into his 100th Test.