play both cricket and football for England Steve Palmer (Christ's), English Premier League footballer, most notably at Ipswich Town F.C. (1989-2006) William Leslie Poole (Cavendish), Father of Uruguayan Football. John Veitch (unknown), England international (1894) Mountaineers E. S. Kennedy (Caius) George Mallory (Magdalene) Racing drivers Oliver Turvey (Fitzwilliam), GP2 driver (2010–) Racehorse trainers John Gosden (Emmanuel) Rowers Milan Bruncvík (Peterhouse), Czech Olympian Sir Adrian Cadbury (King's), 1952 Olympian and former Chairman of Cadbury plc Rebecca Dowbiggin (Emmanuel), British cox David Jennens (Clare), European Champion and Olympian (1952) Shane O'Mara (Hughes Hall), American rower Alistair Potts (Trinity Hall), world champion cox Rugby footballers Rob Andrew (St John's), England international (1985–1997) Logie Bruce Lockhart (St John's), Scotland international (1948–1953) Eddie Butler (Fitzwilliam), Wales international (1980–1984) Gavin Hastings (Magdalene), Scotland international (1986–1995) Damian Hopley (Hughes Hall), England international (1993, 1995) Liam Mooney (Hughes Hall), Ireland international (1996-2000) Eric Peters (Hughes Hall), Scotland international (1995-1999) Martin Purdy (Fitzwilliam), club level (2003–) Andy Ripley (Hughes Hall), England international (1972-1976) Mark Robinson (Hughes Hall), New Zealand international (2000-2002) Chris Sheasby (Hughes Hall), England international (1993, 1996–1997) Tony Underwood (Hughes Hall), England international (1992-1998) Dan Vickerman (Hughes Hall), Australia international (2002–2008) Wavell Wakefield (Pembroke), England international (1920–1927) Sports administrators John Veitch (unknown), President of Marylebone Cricket Club (1898) Explorers William John Bankes (Trinity), responsible for amassing the largest personal collection of Egyptian artifacts, at the family home Kingston Lacy Julius Brenchley (unknown), pre-eminent adventurer of the Victorian era John Brereton (Caius), chronicler of the first European exploration of Cape Cod and its environs Johann Ludwig Burckhardt (unknown), responsible for rediscovering the ancient ruins of the city of Petra, lost for almost a millennium Sir Thomas Cavendish (Corpus Christi), first man to intentionally circumnavigate the globe Walter Butler Cheadle (Caius), explorer of Western Canada, namesake of Cheadle, Alberta Francis Fletcher (Pembroke), accompanied Sir Francis Drake on his circumnavigation of the world from 1577 to 1580 and kept a written account of it, claiming Elizabeth Island and New Albion for England Sir Vivian Fuchs (St John's), responsible for the first overland crossing of Antarctica Kenneth Gandar-Dower (Trinity), led the expedition to Mount Kenya in an attempt to capture the Marozi, piloted one of the first flights to India Bartholomew Gosnold (unknown), instrumental in founding the Virginia Company, and the Jamestown settlement, the first permanent English/British settlement in the Americas Thomas Hooker (Emmanuel), founder of the province of Connecticut and