Colin Robertson (cricketer)

Robertson made his senior debut for Zimbabwe in October 1982, playing a series of first-class and limited-overs fixtures against the touring Sri Lankans.

[1][2] His first international tournament was the 1986 ICC Trophy in England, which Zimbabwe won to qualify for the 1987 World Cup.

[3] In October 1988, when a New Zealand Young Internationals team toured, Robertson struck a vein of form, scoring 74 not out and 70 not out, respectively, in the first and third games of a five-match limited-overs series.

[4] Later in the year, he was selected for the 1990 ICC Trophy in the Netherlands, although he played only a single match at the tournament (against Singapore).

Robertson remained involved in Zimbabwean domestic cricket for several more seasons, and in early 1994 played for the Mashonaland Country Districts in the 1993–94 Logan Cup (the first edition of the competition to hold first-class status).