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About: Roberto Julián Duranona     Goto   Sponge   NotDistinct   Permalink

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Roberto Julián Duranona (born December 8, 1965 in Cuba is a Cuban-Icelandic former handball player. His demarcation on the field was left backcourt. Duranona participated with the Cuba men's national handball team on the World Men's Handball Championship in 1986, where his team finished 15th out of 16, but with 50 goals he finished second on the top goalscorers list behind Jae-Won Kang of Korea. Four years later in 1990, Cuba finished 14th out of 16, but Duranona became the top scorer of the tournament with 55 goals, tied with Aleksandr Tuchkin of the Soviet Union. He gained all together 270 caps in the Cuban national team.