da apostebet： Earlier today at the WACA ground, Brendon Julian officially announced his retirement from playing for the Western Warriors and at all other levels of Cricket
Western Australian Cricket Association28-Jun-2001Earlier today at the WACA ground, Brendon Julian officially announcedhis retirement from playing for the Western Warriors and at all otherlevels of Cricket.Commonly recognised as one of WA’s most explosive and entertainingcricketers, Brendon started his senior representative career for WA atSheffield Shield level during the 1989/90 season.Brendon’s debut game was against Tasmania at the NTCA ground inLaunceston on 9 February 1990, along with his Midland Guildfordteam-mate Chris Mack. In that game Brendon took 1-30 off 11 overs: withhis first wicket in 1st class cricket being Dirk Wellham caught by TomHogan. Brendon’s batting debut saw him coming to the crease at numbersix, where he scored six not out in the first innings.Brendon stated that the main reason for his retiring was his inabilityto sustain the commitment and motivation that is required to play forWA.New WA Coach Michael Veletta said, “I am disappointed to lose a playerof Brendon’s undoubted ability and experience for the approachingseason. He will be sadly missed by all players and his lastingimpressions as a valued member of West Australian Cricket will remain”.WA Cricket Operations Manager Rob Thompson said, “It is a bittersweetmoment that we bid farewell to Brendon from the WA team. While everyoneinvolved at the WACA wishes Brendon all the very best in his retirement,there is no doubt that we will sincerely miss his playing performancesfor WA. We compliment Brendon on his outstanding career for WesternAustralia and Australia and are looking to maintain a close associationwith him”.