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Aussie speedster Brett Lee becomes the 23rd player and 4th Australian to claim 300 careeer Test wickets. He joins Harbhajan Singh in this milestone, and together they are the only bowlers in this elite club to maintain a bowling average over 30.
1980 AN Petersen (SAf) 5 ODIs
1909 EA Martindale (WI) d.1972 10 Tests
1915 GH Mudie (WI) d.2002 1 Test
1952 Imran Khan (Pak) 88 Tests 175 ODIs
1976 Javed Omar (Bng) 40 Tests 59 ODIs
1949 KJ O'Keeffe (Aus) 24 Tests 2 ODIs
1886 P Holmes (Eng) d.1971 7 Tests
1984 PM Siddle (Aus) 1 Test
1915 RA Hamence (Aus) 3 Tests
1969 RW Staple (USA) 2 ODIs
DIED ON Nov 25
1923 ST Callaway (Aus) b.1868 3 Tests
Highest Innings
| BB McCullum (NZ)
| 165 135b
| v Ire 1/7
| JAH Marshall (NZ)
| 160 141b
| v Ire 1/7
| XM Marshall (WI)
| 157 118b
| v Can 22/8
| HM Amla (SAf)
| 139 135b
| v Bng 9/11
| JM How (NZ)
| 138 116b
| v Eng 20/2
| Yuvraj Singh (Ind)
| 138 78b
| v Eng 14/11
| Salman Butt (Pak)
| 135 124b
| v Bng 19/4
| Salman Butt (Pak)
| 131 127b
| v Bng 13/4
| AM Samad (Can)
| 129 125b
| v Bmda 1/7
| ST Jayasuriya (SL)
| 129 88b
| v Bng 30/6
| Most Runs
| G Gambhir (Ind)
| 1119
| 27 inn
| MS Dhoni (Ind)
| 1047
| 25
| KC Sangakkara (SL)
| 891
| 24
| Yuvraj Singh (Ind)
| 887
| 26
| Younis Khan (Pak)
| 865
| 17
| Salman Butt (Pak)
| 861
| 19
| Tamim Iqbal (Bng)
| 807
| 26
| V Sehwag (Ind)
| 802
| 17
| Best bowling
| BAW Mendis (SL)
| 8-1-13-6
| v Ind 6/7
| CB Mpofu (Zim)
| 10-1-52-6
| v Kenya 19/10
| BAW Mendis (SL)
| 6.3-1-22-5
| v UAE 26/6
| JAR Blain (Scot)
| 9-2-22-5
| v Hol 29/7
| SCJ Broad (Eng)
| 10-3-23-5
| v SAf 26/8
| B Lee (Aus)
| 9-2-27-5
| v Ind 3/2
| MG Johnson (Aus)
| 7.5-1-29-5
| v WI 6/7
| M Muralitharan (SL)
| 10-1-31-5
| v Bng 30/6
| S Dhaniram (Can)
| 10-2-32-5
| v Bmda 29/6
| SR Patel (Eng)
| 9.4-2-41-5
| v SAf 29/8
| Most Wickets
| BAW Mendis (SL)
| 42
| 16 inn
| Sohail Tanvir (Pak)
| 32
| 19
| NW Bracken (Aus)
| 31
| 18
| SCJ Broad (Eng)
| 31
| 20
| Shahid Afridi (Pak)
| 30
| 19
| M Muralitharan (SL)
| 30
| 20
| KMDN Kulasekara (SL)
| 30
| 20
| Mashrafe Mortaza (Bng)
| 28
| 25
| Pct of runs as boundaries
| Rizwan Cheema (Can)
| 84.78
| 3 inn
| V Sehwag (Ind)
| 68.57
| 17
| XM Marshall (WI)
| 68.29
| 11
| Nasir Jamshed (Pak)
| 66.47
| 9
| ST Jayasuriya (SL)
| 66.43
| 17
| S Chattergoon (WI)
| 66.17
| 10
| RR Watson (Scot)
| 65.57
| 6
| CH Gayle (WI)
| 63.59
| 12
| Batting Strike Rate
| Shahid Afridi (Pak)
| 136.27
| 15 inn
| Rizwan Cheema (Can)
| 133.33
| 3
| S Matsikenyeri (Zim)
| 122.32
| 7
| V Sehwag (Ind)
| 119.52
| 17
| DJ Hussey (Aus)
| 113.22
| 4
| A Flintoff (Eng)
| 110.25
| 7
| BB McCullum (NZ)
| 110.16
| 15
| ST Jayasuriya (SL)
| 106.64
| 17
| Bowling economy
| PL Harris (SAf)
| 2.77
| 3 inn
| SM Pollock (SAf)
| 2.79
| 5
| RDM Leverock (Bmda)
| 2.89
| 5
| JS Patel (NZ)
| 3.35
| 5
| JDP Oram (NZ)
| 3.44
| 12
| SR Clark (Aus)
| 3.45
| 8
| Z Khan (Ind)
| 3.56
| 9
| RW Price (Zim)
| 3.58
| 10
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Author: Chris Godfred-Spenning
U. Melbourne's School of Earth Sciences