“I think he would have been a great player – I think he would have been a 100-Test player”
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Legendary Australia captain Steve Waugh believes that deceased batsman Phillip Hughes had the potential to join the illustrious 100-Test club.
“It might be a callous, uncaring way to look at it but what we’ve got to take in mind is what happened to Phil Hughes is a tragic accident”
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Legendary Australia pace bowler Merv Hughes believes that the first ball of the upcoming Test series between the Baggy Greens and India should be a bouncer.
“It is basically just a piece of fibreglass and this is not adequate protection”
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Following the tragic death of Australian batsman Phillip Hughes, West Indies Test captain Denesh Ramdin believes that the helmets players use need to be improved.
“We are thankful to the sponsors who have decided to dedicate the trophy in memory of Hughes as a mark of respect”
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It has been announced that Pakistan and New Zealand have dedicated their Twenty20 series trophy to Australian batsman Phillip Hughes.
“Rest in peace my little brother”
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Below is a transcript of Australia captain Michael Clarke’s touching tribute to his “little brother” Phillip Hughes.
Members of the Vatican cricket team attend a memorial Mass held in honour of Hughes
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The Vatican cricket team held a memorial Mass in Rome in honour of Australian batsman Phillip Hughes on the eve of his funeral.
In addition to being a pall bearer, Clarke will also deliver a tribute to Hughes during the funeral
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Australia captain Michael Clarke will be one of the pall bearers at batsman Phillip Hughes’ funeral, which will be held in his hometown of Macksville at 2pm on December 3.
Hughes’ funeral will be held at Macksville High School at 2pm on December 3
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The family of deceased Australian batsman Phillip Hughes has called on everyone to attend his funeral, which will be held in his hometown of Macksville at 2pm on December 3.
“I will have to work it out when I get to Adelaide”
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Australia pace bowler Ryan Harris has revealed that he is considering missing the first Test against India since he is unsure whether he will be in the right frame of mind to play following the death of batsman Phillip Hughes.
“No one will think ill of anyone who feels uncomfortable about it”
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Cricket Australia CEO James Sutherland has revealed that none of the national players will be forced to play the first Test against India in Adelaide.
