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Andrew Strauss (0 & 110)
The 2010 Ashes series opener was played at the Gabba in Brisbane.
England skipper Andrew Strauss elected to bat but he was dismissed on zero by Ben Hilfenhaus and the visitors were all out on 260.
Michael Hussey (195) and Brad Haddin (136) propelled Australia to 481.
Strauss (110) and his opening partner Alastair Cook (235*) frustrated the hosts and took England to 517 before declaring the innings.
Australia were given a target of 297 but the match ended in a draw when the hosts were 107/1.
Mahela Jayawardene (104 & 0)
After losing the first Test of the two-match series, Sri Lanka had a must-win game at hands when they toured Australia in 2007.
Ricky Ponting elected to bat and the hosts declared the innings on 542/5.
Despite, Mahela Jayawardene's valiant effort to score 104, Sri Lanka were all out on 246.
Follow-on was not enforced and consequently, Australia added another 210 in the second innings.
The Sri Lanka skipper failed to produce another gutsy knock and was out on a golden duck courtesy Brett Lee.
Needing 507 to win, Kumar Sangakkara's 192 took the visitors as close as 410 and Sri Lanka lost the series 2-0.
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