US EditionFormer West Indies All-Rounder Bernard Julien Passes Away at 75
- Former West Indies All-Rounder Bernard Julien has passed away at the age of 75.
- Julien was pivotal in the West Indies' 1975 World Cup win, taking four wickets against Sri Lanka and another four against South Africa.
- Kishore Shallow, president of Cricket West Indies, expressed condolences and emphasized reflection on Julien's legacy.
- Julien played 24 Test matches, scoring 866 runs and taking 50 wickets, and played 12 ODIs, scoring 86 runs and taking 18 wickets.
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Bernard Julien Dies: Former West Indies Allrounder and ICC World Cup 1975 Winner Passes Away at Age 75 | 🏏 LatestLY
Julien played for the West Indies in 24 Test matches and 12 ODIs. He scored 866 runs and took 50 wickets in the red-ball format, while managing 86 runs and 18 scalps in the one-day internationals. Kishore Shallow, the president of Cricket West Indies, also expressed grief over the passing of the legendary cricketer. 🏏 Bernard Julien Dies: Former West Indies Allrounder and ICC World Cup 1975 Winner Passes Away at Age 75.
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awazthevoice.inFormer West Indies all-rounder Bernard Julien passes away at 75
Former West Indies and World Cup-winning player Bernard Julien died at the age of 75 on Saturday in Valsayn. During his cricketing career, he featured in 24 Tests and 12 ODIs for his national team.
Bernard Julien, World Cup winner with the West Indies, passes away at 75
Former West Indies all-rounder and 1975 World Cup winner Bernard Julien passed away at the age of 75. A swashbuckling all-rounder, Julien was a key figure in the West Indies' title-winning campaign in the 1975 World Cup.
CWI president reflects on Bernard Julien’s life
Following the death of legendary Trinidadian cricketer Bernard Julien, Cricket West Indies (CWI) president Dr Kishore Shallow expressed his condolences in a statement issued on October 5. “The passing of Bernard Julien invites reflection on both the brilliance of his cricketing life and the complex times through which he lived,” the statement began. “His career reminds us that the story of West Indies cricket is not only about triumphs on the fi…
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