CUCC is the cricket club for male students of Cambridge University. It has a proud history dating back to 1820, and Fenner's ground, the home of the Club since 1848, is justly famous. CUCC has produced many great cricketers over the years, including 21 test captains, 62 other test players and noted senior administrators. The captains extend from Ivo Bligh, who regained the Ashes in Australia in 1882/3, to Mike Atherton, who led England a record 54 times between 1993 and 2001. In the late 19th and early 20th century Cambridge Blues AG Steel, Lord Hawke, GL Jessop, FS Jackson and KS Ranjitsinji were dominant figures in the English game. Since the second world war, no fewer than ten Cambridge men have captained their countries: Norman Yardley, George Mann, Freddie Brown, Peter May, Ted Dexter, Tony Lewis, Mike Brearley and Mike Atherton (England), Deryck Murray (West Indies) and Majid Khan (Pakistan). In the last decade, John Crawley and Ed Smith (England) and Andy Whittall (Zimbabwe) have all played test cricket.
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