Brendon Julian

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Former test cricketer Brendon Julian is set for the match of his life as a presenter on Getaway. The all-rounder from Western Australia retired from the game in 1999 to concentrate on his television career.

He has been a presenter on the travel program Postcards WA and Just Add Water, a water sports and activity program. Born in Hamilton, New Zealand, he moved with his family to Port Hedland in far-north Western Australia when he was seven.

Brendon started playing cricket seriously at boarding school in Perth and is well accustomed to travel.

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