REPRESENTIVE PLAYERS
UCC has a proud tradition of developing players to compete at the highest levels of the game.
Today, UCC players represent Western Australia and Australia, as well as playing professionally in competitions around the world.
Our high-performance coaching environment provides ambitious cricketers with a genuine pathway to elite cricket.
International Player
Will Bosisto
Australian Test Player
Ashton Agar
WA Cricket and Big Bash League Contracted Player
Corey Rocchiccioli
WA Cricket Contracted Player
Tom Murray
Western Australia
2nd XI Player
Josh Vernon
Western Australia
2nd XI Player
Jay Chislett
Western Australia
Male Indigenous Representative
Elijah Dare
England Lions & Gloucestershire CCC
James Bracey
Lancashire CCC
Alex Davies
REPRESENTING AUSTRALIA
Eleven UCC players have represented Australia at the highest levels.
Past UCC players who have played test cricket for Australia:
John Rutherford · Laurie Mayne · John Inverarity · Tony Mann · Rod Marsh · Wally Edwards · Graeme Wood · Chris Rogers · Ashton Agar
Ken MacLeay represented Australia in One Day International cricket, while Jock Irvine was selected for an Australian touring team to South Africa.
Australian Test player
John Rutherford
Australian Test player
Laurie Mayne
Australian Test player
John Inverarity
Australian Test player
Tony Mann
Australian Test player
Rod Marsh
Australian Test player
Wally Edwards
Australian Test player
Graeme Wood
Australian Test player
Chris Rogers
INTERNATIONAL TALENT
UCC has a long history of attracting international players, beginning with English Test cricketer Chris Tavare in 1977–78.
Since then, a number of overseas players have represented the Club, including England Test cricketers Mark Ramprakash, Mark Ealham, Ed Smith, Owais Shah, Ian Bell, Nick Compton and James Bracey.
Together with Chris Tavare, they form an impressive list of international cricketers who have been part of UCC.