Test Wicket Milestones
| Wicket | Batsman | Country | Dismissal | Venue | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Allan Lamb | England | Caught Sanjay Manjrekar | Manchester | 1990 |
| 50th | David Houghton | Zimbabwe | Caught Praveen Amre | Delhi | 1993 |
| 100th | Martin Crowe | New Zealand | Caught Sachin Tendulkar | Banglore | 1995 |
| 150th | Sherwin Campbell | West Indies | Bowled | Kingston, Jamaica | 1997 |
| 200th | Pommie Mbangwa | Zimbabwe | Stumped, Nayan Mongia | Harare | 1998 |
| 250th | Dion Nash | New Zealand | Bowled | Kanpur | 1999 |
| 300th | Matthew Hoggard | England | Leg Before Wicket | Banglore | 2001 |
| 350th | Jacob Oram | New Zealand | Caught Rahul Dravid | Ahmedabad | 2003 |
| 400th | Simon Katich | Australia | Bowled | Banglore | 2004 |
| 450th | Mohammad Sami | Pakistan | Leg Before Wicket | Kolkata | 2005 |
| 500th | Stephen Harmison | England | Stumped Mahendra Singh Dhoni | Mohali | 2006 |
| 550th | Khaled Mashud | Bangladesh | Caught Mahendra Singh Dhoni | Dhaka | 2007 |
| 600th | Andrew Symonds | Australia | Caught Rahul Dravid | Perth | 2008 |
| 619th | Mitchell Johnson | Australia | Caught and bowled | Delhi | 2008 |
| Source: Cricinfo | |||||
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