Count query help!

Could some one help me with a query to do the below.
I have 2 tables
tblCustomer:
ID1 ID2 Fname Lname
A1 1 Simth M.
A1 2 Bob B.
A2 1 David B.
A3 2 Derek B.
A4 3 Tammy N.
A4 1 Ann J.

tblRequest:
ReID CustID1 CustID2
1 A1 1
2 A1 1
3 A2 1
4 A2 1
5 A3 2
6 A1 1
7 A2 1
8 A4 3
9 A1 2
10 A4 1

How can I get the result below:
CustID1 CustID2 Fname Lname TotalRequests
A1 1 Smith M. 3
A1 2 Bob B. 1
A2 1 David B. 3
A3 2 Derek B. 1
A4 3 Tammy N. 1
A4 1 Ann J. 1
I have tried:
SELECT
A.[Fname],
A.[Lname],
A.[ID1],
A.[ID2],
COUNT(B.[CustID1]) AS TotalRequest
FROM
[tblCustomer] AS A
INNER JOIN
[tblRequest] AS B
ON B.[CustID2] = A.[ID2]
WHERE A.[ID1] = B.[CustID1]
GROUP BY
A.[Fname],
A.[Lname],
A.[ID1],
A.[ID2]
ORDER BY
A.[ID2],
A.[ID1][/indent]But not getting the right results.
Please help!
Thanks in advanced.

The query looks alright. In what sense is the result incorrect?

My request tbl contents 900,000 records but it returns only 400K. Something is missing.

I don't understand what you mean by missing. Compare with your example, which have 10 rows in the request table but six rows in the result.

Since there are duplicate records, with regard to custid1 and custid2 in the request table these will be aggregated as one row in the result.

Or do you mean that there are 900,000 records in the customer table? If so, what should be shown for customers without requests?