Julien represented the West Indies in 24 Test matches and 12 One Day Internationals. He scored 866 runs and took 50 wickets in Tests, while claiming 18 wickets in ODIs. He was known for his left-arm swing bowling and composed batting, and was admired for his calm temperament and thoughtful approach to the game.
During the 1975 World Cup final against Australia, Julien scored an unbeaten 26 runs and took 2 wickets for 38 runs, helping West Indies win their first-ever World Cup title. After retiring from international cricket, he contributed to cricket in Trinidad and Tobago through coaching and administrative roles. Cricket West Indies President Dr. Kishore Shallow expressed condolences, praising Julien’s lasting impact on the cricketing community.
-
Inside Kantara's Rishab Shetty's Rs 12 Cr Mansion: A Rain Room, 300 Kg Tulsi Katta & A Mystic Black Stone
-
Timothée Chalamet Says Goodbye to His Signature Curls with Buzz Cut for Dune 3
-
REC Foundation Commits ₹1.68 Crore under CSR to Deploy 3 Mobile Medical Units in Jharkhand
-
Boland Is The First Man In If Cummins Is Out Of Ashes Opener: Simon Katich
-
Poll code applicable to Central govt too for policy decisions on Bihar: EC
