“His passing reminds us that a life devoted to purpose never truly leaves us.
“Cricket West Indies stands with you in this moment of loss, and we hope Bernard knew he was valued and loved by the cricketing family he helped to shape, and that he found peace knowing his contribution will always endure.”
Julien made 179 appearances for Kent from 1970 to 1977, taking 336 wickets and scoring 3,296 runs.
He won seven trophies in his seven years at the club, including the Gillette Cup [now the One-Day Cup], two Benson & Hedges Cups and a share of the County Championship title with Middlesex in his final season.
“The thoughts of everyone at the club are with Bernard’s family and friends at this sad time,” a Kent statement added., external.
“He was an exciting stroke player and one of the most effective left-arm swing bowlers of his generation.”
