A sad news has come for the cricket world. Former World Cup winning player of West Indies Bernard julian He died at the age of 75 in the city of Trinidad and Tobago. The West Indies Cricket Board (CWI) informed about his death. The entire cricket world is saddened by Julian’s departure. He played a key role in winning his first Men World Cup title to West Indies in 1975.
Bernard Julian may not be in much discussion, but he contributed a lot to the team’s victory in the 1975 World Cup. He performed brilliantly against Sri Lanka for 4 wickets 20 runs, and 4 wickets against New Zealand for 27 runs. In the final match, he brought the team on the path of victory by scoring 2 wickets at Lord’s 38 runs and 26 not out. He was a left -arm swing bowler, whose bowling rhythm and action were considered very beautiful. Also, he was a calm and reliable player in batting. Bernard Julian scored 866 runs in 24 Tests in his international career and took 50 wickets. At the same time, he took 18 wickets in 12 ODIs. He was not only an excellent all -rounder, but also a sensitive and sensible person.
The CWI paid tribute to him that he performed “intelligence and honesty” in every match. His career came to an end when the world was entangled in the debates of apartheed (racism). His international journey ended due to his participation in South Africa tour in 1982-83. That round was hard for players both moral and commercially and Julian maintained dignity even under these circumstances.
