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Captain Paul McMahon receiving the 2013 Unicorns Eastern Division Pennant |
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MAURICE CROUCH CAMBRIDGESHIRE CCC PLAYER OF THE YEAR
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MCCA
WILFRED RHODES TROPHY (BATTING)
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MCCA FRANK
EDWARDS TROPHY (BOWLING)
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2024 BATTING HONOURS | 2024 BOWLING HONOURS | |||||||
B Claydon | 96 | not out | T20 v Lincolnshire | |||||
2024 FIELDING HONOURS | 2024 MATCH HONOURS | |||||||
B Claydon | 72 & 42 | 2x T20 v Norfolk |
Maurice
Alfred Crouch
9 Aug 1917 - 19 March 2001
Maurice Crouch, who died in Morocco on March 19 2001 aged 83, was a right-hand batsman educated at Oundle. He played for Cambridgeshire in 1936-1964 in 188 matches and captained the team from 1952-1964, leading the County to their only Minor Counties Championship in 1963. He also played four first-class matches, making 205 runs in seven innings. Among the many clubs he played for were the MCC, the XL Club, March Town, Wisbech Town, Camden and Cambridge St Giles.