Keith Miller
Dashing all-rounder of the 1948 Invincibles and a wartime pilot
Overview
Miller flew fighter bombers with the Royal Australian Air Force in the Second World War and brought a carefree flair to cricket afterwards. A hostile fast bowler and attacking batsman, he formed a feared new ball pairing with Ray Lindwall in the unbeaten 1948 tour of England. He is often ranked as the finest all-rounder Australia has produced.
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