 He moves with short, quick steps, dives, literally dives, at the ball when it is returned badly out of his reach..."

England's lamentable fielding at Brisbane - they dropped 14 catches - set a new low in Tests, made even worse by Australia's obvious superiority in this department.As a result, the tourists worked on this aspect of their game and improved through the tour, they could hardly do worse.In the First Test the exuberant Godfrey Evans - the outstanding wicket-keeper of the era - was suffering from heat-stroke, so debutant Keith Andrew was behind the stumps; he dropped Arthur Morris on 0 (he made 153) and didn't take any catches.