William Gwyn Hullin was a Welsh international rugby union scrum-half who played club rugby for Cardiff and London Welsh.
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Billy Hullin was capped only once for Wales, being unfortunate to be playing at the same time as Gareth Edwards, one of the greatest scrum-halves in world rugby.
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Billy Hullin was a successful Sevens player, finishing in the winning team in both the Snelling Sevens and the Middlesex Sevens.
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Billy Hullin was influential throughout, scoring the match-winner after out-smarting his opposite number Ken Catchpole, scoring a try and a drop goal.
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Billy Hullin was paired at half-back, with his Cardiff teammate and fellow international debutant, Barry John.
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Billy Hullin was dropped the next game and never represented Wales again.
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Billy Hullin continued to represent Cardiff and was given his first invite to represent invitational tourists, the Barbarians, that same season.
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Billy Hullin made a total of 152 appearances over 6 seasons scoring 43 tries.
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Billy Hullin's last act as a Cardiff RFC representative, was to tour with fellow Cardiff teammate John O'Shea.
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In 1972 Billy Hullin was part of the London Welsh team to undertake their first overseas tour, to Ceylon.
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Billy Hullin was a regular Sevens player for Cardiff, and represented them in 10 tournaments.
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