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365:. Despite some excellent players in the team, the Welsh play was unimaginative, often negative, and they lost 11–5. Hullin was dropped the next game and never represented Wales again. Hullin continued to represent Cardiff and was also given his first invite to represent invitational tourists, the Barbarians, that same season. Hullin left Cardiff at the end of the 1968/69 season. He made a total of 152 appearances over 6 seasons scoring 43 tries. 326:, where he was part of the team that helped the club win the unofficial Western Mail Championship for the only time. He spent a brief season at Swansea RFC before being selected by Welsh rivals Cardiff in the 1963/64 season. By the following season he was a first team regular, playing in 33 matches and scoring 12 tries. In the 1966/67 side he was made vice-captain of the senior team under 379:
At the age of 28, Hullin's career in banking had taken him to London, and there he was welcomed into Welsh exiles team, London Welsh. Described as a fine strategist, he spent seven years at the club. In 1972 Hullin was part of the London Welsh team to undertake their first overseas tour, to Ceylon.
372:. The African tour took in six matches from 10 to 26 May 1969. A different member of the touring side was selected to act as team captain for each of the games, and Hullin was given the honour of leading the team out for the encounter against the 290:, one of the greatest scrum-halves in world rugby. Despite his lack of international caps, he was a regular first team club player, and toured overseas, with Cardiff, London Welsh and the Barbarians. He was also a successful 338: 341:. Cardiff won the match 14 - 8, their fourth successive win over the Australian national side. Hullin was influential throughout, scoring the match-winner after out-smarting his opposite number 400:
in the 1969 final that gave Cardiff the title. He continued his association with Sevens rugby when he switched to London Welsh, where he played a crucial role in the team's success in the
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The 1968/69 season ended with the third Barbarians overseas tour. Hullin's last act as a Cardiff RFC representative, was to tour with fellow Cardiff teammate
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player for Cardiff, and represented them in 10 tournaments. Edwards never played Sevens for Cardiff, and Hullin was rewarded with two
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to score a try. The 1966/67 season also saw Hullin break into the Wales squad when he was selected for the Welsh opener of the
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Hullin's most notable game was for Cardiff occurred on 5 November 1966 when he was part of the team that faced
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title wins with the Blues in 1966 and 1969. It was a late try from Hullin in the final against
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and played county rugby for Surrey and the London Counties. Hullin was capped only once for
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The team, containing several Welsh internationals, played six matches, winning them all.
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Index

Loughor
Wales
Scrum-half
Mumbles RFC
Aberavon RFC
Swansea RFC
Cardiff RFC
London Welsh RFC
Barbarian F.C.
Wales
Welsh
rugby union
Cardiff
London Welsh
the Barbarians
Wales
Gareth Edwards
Sevens
Snelling Sevens
Middlesex Sevens
Loughor
Swansea
Mumbles
Aberavon
Keith Rowlands
John Thornett
touring Australian team
Ken Catchpole
try
Ken Jones

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