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Derek Brand (born 29 May 1975) is Wicket-keeper batsman who played for the Cape Cobras. [1] Although not a regular in the squad, he scored 68* on his Pro20 debut in 2009. Brand only played three years of first-class cricket for Boland before retiring. Brand is also a medium pace bowler.

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References

  1. "Derek Brand Biography". Cricinfo. ESPN . Retrieved 4 October 2010.