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Gregg Haakonsen (born 10 May 1980) is a Zimbabwean former cricketer. [1] He played four first-class matches for CFX Academy cricket team in 1999/2000. [2]
Haakonsen was introduced to cricket by his family. [3] He excelled in the sport at Selborne Primary and Kingswood College in South Africa. [3] Representing national teams from the Under-12 level onwards, he gained considerable experience through international tours. [3]
However, Haakonsen took a brief hiatus from cricket due to selection issues. [3] During a yearly visit to his family in Gweru, Zimbabwe, his performances for the local church team drew attention, leading to an invitation to the CFX Academy in 2000. [3]
While awaiting his entry into the Academy, Haakonsen improved his fitness and underwent bowling action modification under coach Carl Rackemann. [3]
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