Ashwin and Bairstow became the latest entrants to the 100-Test club. Check out the others on this elite list who are still active cricketers.
Among the current crop, James Anderson has the highest number of Test appearances. He's also only 13 behind Sachin Tendulkar's record of 200 Tests.
Former England captain Joe Root is featuring in his 140th Test in Dharamsala.
Australian off-spinner, Nathan Lyon, who recently joined the 500-wicket Test club, has already made 128 Test appearances.
VK may not have featured in the England series but the former Indian captain has 113 Tests to his name.
Warner may have retired from Test cricket but he's still playing T20 cricket for Australia, in addition to the T20 leagues.
The first Test against New Zealand was Aussie batter's 108th appearance in Test cricket.
Former Sri Lankan captain Angelo Mathews has played 107 Tests for his country.
Veteran Indian pacer is not in India's plans anymore but he featured in 105 games in the longest format.
Even as Cheteshwar Pujara has been piling runs in domestic cricket, it looks unlikely he will add more to the 103 Tests he has played so far.
England Test captain reached the 100-Test landmark during the ongoing series against India.
The Kiwi duo will join the 100-Test club in the second Test against Australia that runs from March 8-12.