Sydney: Whole cricket fraternity is paying tribute to Australian player Phil Hughes as he passed away after being hit by a bouncer by Sean Abott. Hughes would have celebrated his 26th birthday today.Hughes funeral was
Melbourne: Australian skipper Michael Clarke has offered his full support to distraught bowler Sean Abbott, whose unfortunate bouncer led to the tragic death of young batsman Phillip Hughes.The 22-year-old Abbott has been undergoing counselling ever
Jerusalem: Israeli police says a 60-year-old man has died after being struck in the face by a ball while working as an umpire at a cricket match in the coastal city of Ashdod.Police spokeswoman Luba
Karachi: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) had to contact its New Zealand counterpart in order to convince the Kiwi team to continue with its series in the United Arab Emirates following the tragic death of
Melbourne: Former captain Ricky Ponting has paid glowing tributes to Australian cricketer Phillip Hughes, describing him as someone who enjoyed challenging situations and said he saw a streak of daring in his batting like legendary
Sydney: The postponement of the first cricket test between Australia and India after the death of Phillip Hughes may mark the first time that cricket's rigid schedule has yielded to mourning the passing of one
Mumbai: Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) President Sharad Pawar on Friday expressed his grief at the demise of Australian cricketer Phillip Hughes, who met tragic end after succumbing to fatal head injury."In a very long time,
Sydney: He has rarely shown emotion on the field but former Australian captain Steve Waugh was emotional as he spoke about his teenager son Austin breaking down after hearing the news of Phillip Hughes' death."I
Melbourne: The first cricket Test between India and Australia is all set to be rescheduled as three of the senior cricketers in Shane Watson, David Warner and Brad Haddin are amongst those who have already
Melbourne: It's not about mourning the loss but celebrating the life of a very talented Australian cricketer that has spurred the Victorian clubs and its cricketers to find innovative ways of paying tribute to Phillip
Melbourne: The Australian women's cricket team Friday offered condolences to the family of Phillip Hughes, who died Thursday after being hit by a bouncer during a Sheffield Shield match."The Australian women's cricket team players and
Brisbane, Australia: Tragedy brings reflection, and the death of Phillip Hughes from a short-pitched ball during a cricket match in Sydney makes the following example strikingly strident.Promotional literature for an Australian men's magazine posed this
Colombo, Sri Lanka: Sri Lanka and England will go ahead with their second one-day international as scheduled on Saturday following the death of Australia batsman Phillip Hughes.Both teams discussed whether they should play, and decided
Sydney: Former skippers Ian Chappell and Mark Taylor feel next week's first Test between India and Australia in Brisbane should go ahead as it would help the cricketers and the fans to come out and
Adelaide: The Indian cricket team on Friday held a closed training session at the net facilities of Adelaide Oval, a day after their two-day warm-up game here was scrapped following the tragic death of Phillip
Former England captain Michael Vaughan joined sports stars, celebrities and cricket fans in a touching tribute to Phillip Hughes. Vaughan, now a broadcaster and cricket columnist, was among hundreds of people across the world to place
Melbourne: Terming left-handed batsman Phillip Hughes "a rising star", Cricket Australia (CA) Thursday said the untimely death of the batsman was a long-term loss for cricket in the country.“Just shy of his 26th birthday, Phillip
New Delhi: Phil Hughes' tragic death has shocked the cricket world so much that even young Indian first-class players are demanding better equipped helmets in the coming days to minimise the possibility of head injury.Delhi's
Sydney: Cricket has shown its cruel face and another gentleman lost his life in the game. Australian batsman Phillip Hughes passed away on Thursday leaving the whole cricket fraternity shocked and saddenned after being hit
Sydney: The "incredibly rare" condition that took Phillip Hughes' life has only been reported 100 times in medical history and only the second time caused by a cricket ball, according to Australian team doctor Peter
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