NEW DELHI: Western Indian players pay sincere respect for their ex – Bernard Julien Wearing a black armband on the opening day of the second and last test against India at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi on Friday. The gesture came in honor of Julien, who died at the age of 75 on October 4.Over the boundaries with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!“Western Indians wore a black armband on the day of the second test against India in honor of former Bernard Julien player who passed away last week.Direct score:India vs West Hindia, 2nd testThe main figure in the Western Hindia golden era in the 1970s, Julien was shown in 24 tests, scored 866 runs and took 50 wickets. He also represented the Caribbean team in 12 Odi, took 18 wickets and scored 86 runs. Julien was part of the historic Western Indian squad that raised the first Men’s Odi World Cup in 1975 under Captain Clive Lloyd.During the campaign, Julien produced a prominent 4-to-20 show against Sri Lanka and 4 for 27 against New Zealand in the semi-finals. In the finals in Lord’s, he contributed 26 of 37 balls as West Hindia defeated Australia to win their first World Cup.Julien also had a successful task with the British team in Kent from 1970 to 1977, taking 336 wickets and scoring 3,296 runs in 179 appearances. His international career ended after participating in Rebel West Indies to Apartheid South Africa in 1982-83.
