"I enjoy keeping up to date with upcoming milestones within the Taranaki team, whether that's for runs, wickets and games played," he says.
"As a team, we enjoy celebrating team achievements and each other's personal success and achievements as well."
While it took Robinson a few overs to get there, the players gave him a clap from the sideline and he was presented with his favourite bottle of pinot noir by coach Debu Banik on behalf of the team.
"That was a nice gesture. It was nice to celebrate this along with captain Mattie Thomas who scored his first century for Taranaki," he says.
Robinson currently holds the highest score by a Taranaki player of 202 not out, which he scored in a Hawke Cup qualifying match against Wairarapa in 2017.
He was the second Taranaki player to score 200 for Taranaki since Rodney Brown's 200 not out in 1989 and Peter Ingram's 201 in 2012.
Robinson is clearly comfortable in the Taranaki line-up after making his debut in the 2007/08 season against Canterbury Country in a Hawke Cup defence at Pukekura Park.
He said knowing his role in the team helped him reach the achievement.
"I just think trying to keep it simple and I know my role is to bat long periods of time and hopefully give my teammates coming in later on the chance to score freely."
He had Central Districts experience and played 15 first-class matches between 2011 and 2016.
As for his runs for Taranaki, Robinson hopes he can score a few more.
