Keith Miller

Miller, a wartime fighter pilot, opened the bowling with Ray Lindwall for Bradman's 1948 Invincibles and batted in the top six, averaging over 36 with the bat and under 23 with the ball in Tests. His attacking batting and fast bowling were both selectable on their own. He is the first great modern all-rounder, and he played with a carefree style that made him a crowd favourite.