In pictures: Andy Robinson's highs and lows as Scotland coach ANDY Robinson's reign as Scotland head coach produced a few highlights, but the former Bath and England boss today chose to resign, despite having a contract until the 2015 World Cup. Robinson led Scotland in 35 matches, with 15 wins, one draw, 19 losses. The highs... November 2009: Scotland beat Australia for the first time in 27 years in Robinson's second match in charge. March 2010: After a draw and three losses, Scotland required victory in Ireland's final Test at Croke Park to avoid the wooden spoon. Man of the match Dan Parks secured a 23-20 success with a late penalty. June 2010: Wins in Tucuman and Mar del Plata earn Robinson's side a 2-0 Test series win in Argentina - Scotland's first southern-hemisphere series success. November 2010: Scotland respond from a deflating defeat to New Zealand by beating then world champions South Africa 21-17. June 2012: Wins in Australia, Fiji and Samoa revive Scotland after a season which featured World Cup elimination and a Six Nations wooden spoon. And the lows... February 2010: Hopes of victory in Cardiff are hit by serious injuries to Thom Evans, Chris Paterson and Rory Lamont - Evans was later forced to retire from rugby due to a broken neck - as Wales respond from 24-14 down with three minutes of normal time left to win 31-24. October 2011: Scotland are eliminated from the World Cup at the group stages for the first time after successive last-gasp losses to Argentina and England. January 2012: Names Steven Shingler in Six Nations squad despite questions over the Wales-born, London Irish fly-half/centre's eligibility. Shingler is soon ruled ineligible. February 2012: Scotland dominate but lose to England in the Six Nations opener before losing to Wales and France, in part due to their own familiar failings. March 17, 2012: A limp and lifeless display sees Scotland remain winless in Rome since 2006 as Italy claim a 13-6 win to hand Robinson's side the wooden spoon, a first whitewash since 2004 and a seventh successive loss - the worst sequence of results since 1998. November 24, 2012: Robinson labels the 21-15 loss to Tonga as "unacceptable," while adding "there will be consequences," including consideration of his own future. Steps down the following morning.