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'''Robin Jack Brown''' (born 13 February 1998 in [[Wigan, Zimbabwe|Kadoma]]) is a [[Zimbabwe]]an [[cricket]]er. |
'''Robin Jack Brown''' (born 13 February 1998 in [[Wigan, Zimbabwe|Kadoma]]) is a [[Zimbabwe]]an [[cricket]]er. played seven [[One Day International|ODI]]s for [[Zimbabwe national cricket team|Zimbabwe]] between 1983 to 1987. |
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==Coaching career== |
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Robin Jack Brown (born 13 February 1998 in Kadoma) is a Zimbabwean cricketer. played seven ODIs for Zimbabwe between 1983 to 1987.
Coaching career
He acted as Zimbabwe's assistant coach with the team during the 2007 World Cup. On 28 August 2007 Brown was appointed the national coach of Zimbabwe, taking over from Kevin Curran.[1]
Within two weeks Zimbabwe had beaten Australia in the World Twenty20 tournament. However, a year later Brown was told by Zimbabwe Cricket that his 12-month contract would not be extended beyond that, and Walter Chawaguta, the former Zimbabwe Under-19 coach, took charge of the national team in August 2008.
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