Miller was first selected to play for Wales while representing Mountain Ash at club level. He was chosen for the final game of the
1896 Home Nations Championship, against Ireland; one of only two new caps to be brought into the Welsh team along with
Llewellyn Lloyd. Wales lost the game due to the Irish overcoming the Welsh kick-and-rush tactics employed by the forwards, and the next game Miller was replaced by
Jack Rhapps. Miller found himself out of favour with the Welsh selectors until he was recalled four years later for the
1900 Championship replacing
Llanelli's
David Daniel. This was the beginning of the First Golden Age of Welsh rugby, and Miller was part of the team that won all three of the 1900 Championship games to lift the
Triple Crown. Miller played in all three matches, and did enough to secure his reselection for the entire
1901 Home Nations Championship. Wales won the opener against England and the final game to Ireland, but were outclassed against Scotland at Inverleith. Miller was replaced in the 1902 tournament by
Arthur Harding.
International matches played Wales • 1900, 1901 • 1900, 1901 • 1896, 1900, 1901 == Bibliography ==