Name these Australia one-Test wonders

I made an unbeaten half-century in my only Test innings, thus ending my career without an average. 54 ODI caps helped ease the pain of that injustice

I was run out for 1 in the first innings of my only Test in 2016, and with the dream gone, I retired from first-class cricket in November 2020

My one Test cap came in 2012, and though I ended with an average of 153, my only wicket was a good one: AB de Villiers

I was an injury replacement during the 2009 Ashes

My Test debut did not go to plan. I conceded 149 runs off 18 overs in my only innings

A left-arm wrist-spinner, I was the first twirler to make their Australia Test debut after Shane Warne retired

I couldn't have asked for a more prestigious Test wicket. Sachin had just proved how good he was too; he was on 214 when I got him out

I wasn't even in the squad for the 1997 Ashes, but with Australia hit by injuries, I was called up from county cricket to play my only Test

I picked a good game for my one and only: the Boxing Day Test at the MCG, and a thriller Australia lost by 12 runs

The lowest score among India's top six was Ganguly's 65, and I didn't take a wicket

Australia won narrowly but Chris Gayle stole the show, smashing a century off 70 balls