No-one cherished his role as his country's keeper more than WALLY GROUT, the charismatic, wisecracking, eagle-eyed Queenslander who held every major wicketkeeping record and was one of the cornerstone players in a brace of world champion Australian teams in the late 50s and early 60s. This is a rare insider's glimpse into one of Australian sport's most worthy, written by his ever-so-proud grandons.
