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Remembering Phil Hughes: Tributes pour in from cricketers all over
It has been four years since Australian opener Phil Hughes breathed his last after getting struck by a delivery during a Sheffield Shield in 2014 match.
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It was a rising delivery from paceman Sean Abbott that struck the inside half of the helmet of the 25-year-old Hughes that left him collapsed on the pitch at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Unfortunately, it was a blow that he could never really fight out of.
On the occasion of his fourth death anniversary, tributes poured for the left-hander, who was Australia’s Test cap no. 408.
Former Australian World Cup winning skipper Michael Clarke posted a photo on Twitter, remembering Hughes who was his good friend.
I will see you again ?? pic.twitter.com/EQbzbrZGcc
— Michael Clarke (@MClarke23) November 26, 2018
❤️, Great Pic @RyanPierse of a great young man. #408. Time goes so quick and our thoughts with Phil’s family on this day. https://t.co/5ClvhvmGgH
— Darren Lehmann (@darren_lehmann) November 26, 2018
November 27th 2014 was one of the darkest days the cricketing family has ever experienced as it lost Phil Hughes, who died at the age of just 25.#63NotOutForever pic.twitter.com/Un2n1klQeJ
— ICC (@ICC) November 27, 2018
Phillip Hughes, forever in the heart and soul of the @SCG. #63notout pic.twitter.com/87XJWXt3uY
— Sydney Cricket Ground (@scg) November 27, 2018
#63notout pic.twitter.com/TeL7NHlDIB
— West End Redbacks (@WestEndRedbacks) November 26, 2018
Image credit-CNN International
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