This book commemorates 100 years of The University of Queensland Cricket Club, based on interviews with players and administrators from the 1930s up to the present day.

Test players and trundlers, legends and larrikins — their stories provide a vivid picture of the club’s long and proud history, from the breakthrough premiership in 1940–41, through the golden era of the 1960s, to the club’s present day strength — and all the lean times in between.

The boys from the varsity tell their stories of success and failure, lifelong friendships, and what it has meant for them to wear the UQCC blue cap.

Read the personal stories of twenty-two UQCC players, including:

Ken Archer               David Ogilvie                 Michael Kasprowicz

Tom Veivers             Ian Greig                      Chris Hartley

Lew Cooper              Andrew Courtice           Selena Tainton

　                           Martin Love

Enjoy their reminiscences of club stalwarts Clem Jones and Wep Harris, and discover what it is for them that makes UQCC so UNIque.