5 players to do the treble on the Lord's Honours Board

#2. Kieth Miller (Australia)

As one of Australia's finest all-rounder post second world war, Kieth Miller was a middle-order batsman who was known more due to his bowling skills. The right-handed batsman had the superb quality to turn the match with bat or ball. He was remembered for his opening partnerships with the ball alongside Ray Lindwall. Miller burst onto the scene as a proper batsman but it was with time that he shared new ball for England.

Miller registered one of his seven tons in 1953 with a score of 109 at Lord's. It was later in 1956 when he got a 10-fer with a five-wicket haul in each innings of the 2nd Test of the 1956 Ashes in England. This was also Australia's only win in the series as they went onto lose the series 2-1. Miller was the first and the only overseas player till date to get to this landmark with a treble on Honours board.