List of all Australian cricketers to play 100 or more test cricket matches

Steve Waugh and Ricky Ponting have played the most tests for Australia.

In test cricket, Australia have long been a cornerstone of excellence. Australia, one of the original members of the format, participated in the inaugural test match against England at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in 1877.  

With numerous Ashes series wins and numerous test victories, Australia’s accomplishments in red-ball cricket are unparalleled. They have frequently topped the ICC test rankings because of their unwavering pursuit of greatness, frequently establishing the standard for performance and professionalism in international cricket.  

In addition to defining eras, legendary individuals like Steve Waugh, Shane Warne, Ricky Ponting, Dennis Lillee, and Don Bradman have inspired generations.

Reaching 100 test matches is a unique and esteemed accomplishment that showcases skill and tenacity.  Allan Border, the tough left-hander who led Australia through a pivotal era in the 1980s, was the first Australian to accomplish this achievement. 

In 1989, Border played his 100th test match before retiring with 156 appearances, which was a world record at the time.

Since then, a number of Australian cricket players have entered this exclusive group, demonstrating their long-lasting contributions to the squad over demanding and frequently exhausting careers. Their longevity is evidence of their form, level of fitness, and the strong sense of competition that permeates Australian cricket.

Australia got a new member in their list of players to play 100 tests as Mitchell Starc entered the club as Australia took on West Indies in the third test of their tour in Jamaica, which started on July 12, 2025.

List of all Australian cricketers to play 100 or more test cricket matches

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