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Phillip Hughes 1988 - 2014


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Players, support-staffs, match officials and fans paying tribute to Phill Hughes during the 4th ODI between Bangladesh and Zimbabwe in Mirpur yesterday. Also, the Tigers have dedicated their win in honour of Phill Hughes and his family! #PutYourBatsOut Mashrafe+1.jpgB3iZ_CACIAAk4UN.jpg:largea-1.jpgbangladesh-and-zimbabwe-players.jpg199419.jpg199409.jpg199411.jpg

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A bowler was bowling, and a batsman was just batting, that's why this is so distressing. Both have given so much pleasure over the years, but i'd swap the whole lot to bring him back to life.

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I cried watching the videos and pics on social media... tears still fill my eyes .. this is awful
You watched the videos. I dont even have the guts to watch videos.:((
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I have seen my clubmates losing teeth and even whole jaw due to season ball hitting face. Although i do not remember those incident frequently as almost few decades have passed those incidents are still recalled at times and gives a sad feel. But Life loss is too much to digest forever.

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Players, support-staffs, match officials and fans paying tribute to Phill Hughes during the 4th ODI between Bangladesh and Zimbabwe in Mirpur yesterday. Also, the Tigers have dedicated their win in honour of Phill Hughes and his family! #PutYourBatsOut
Great gesture from BCB and Fans. Still unfathomable for such tragedy to take place on the field. Cricket will never be the same again.
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Narendra Modi @narendramodi · 6h 6 hours ago Heart-rending funeral in Australia. Phil Hughes, we will miss you. Your game & exuberance won you fans all over! RIP.

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Absolutely heart breaking. My eyes still keep welling up thinking about it, especially watching footage of the funeral, and the put out your bats thing was just lovely and poignant. I posted this on a Yorkshire forum... I'd like to see something good come out of this. A kind of legacy for Hughes. Let this be an opportunity to end all this nastiness and name calling on the field (and in the sanctuary of the pavilion), and threats to break a fellow professional's arm, knock out their teeth or whatever. It's been wonderful to see the cricketing community come together around the world and showing the true gentlemanly nature of the game we love. Keep it competitive by all means, no one wants to see glorified exhibition matches from now on, certainly don't ban the bouncer, but act with more respect to fellow players on the field

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