Adelaide: The Indian cricket team, currently in Australia to play a four-match Test series, has condoled the death of Australian batsman Phillip Hughes, who died Thursday."The touring Indian team joins the cricketing fraternity across the
Mumbai: The BCCI on Thursday expressed "deepest condolences" to the family of Phillip Hughes after the Australian cricketer passed away today following a head injury he had sustained during a Sheffield Shield game in Sydney
Kolkata: The death of Australian batsman Philip Hughes struck by a bouncer may have reignited the debate of safety in cricket, but former India captain Nari Contractor, one of the first to fall to a
New Delhi: Phillip Hughes' sad demise barely a week before the first India and Australia Test has put a question mark over the series opener and batting great Sunil Gavaskar feels the onus now is
New Delhi: The cricket fraternity from across the globe today reacted with shock and sadness at the sad demise of Australian batsman Phil Hughes, who succumbed to his injuries in Sydney after being hit by
New Delhi: The “throat ball” had the final laugh as 25 years old Australian batsman Phillip Hughes succumbed to the head injuries Thursday he suffered during a local match.. He is the fourth batsman to
New Delhi: Noted sports medicine doctor P S M Chandran today lauded the efforts of the medical team at SCG in facilitating Phillip Hughes' prompt transfer to the hospital after he suffered a blow to
London: Former West Indies batsman Phil Simmons said he hopes Australia's Phil Hughes makes a full recovery from the head injury sustained Tuesday during a domestic first class fixture.Hughes is in a critical condition after
Dubai: Indian Premier League (IPL) chief operating officer Sundar Raman has called for a rethink on security on the cricket pitch following the critical head injury to Australian opener Phil Hughes."I think there's lots of
Sydney: West Indian batting great Brian has joined thousands to pray for Australian batsman Phil Hughes' speedy recovery but feels cricket is a "dangerous game" and there is always an "element of risk" in the
Sydney: With questions being raised over the degree of safety provided by protective gears in cricket in the wake of the Phil Hughes incident, the manufacturer of the injured cricketer's helmet, Masuri, has said that
Colombo, Sri Lanka: The England and Sri Lanka cricket teams expressed their support for Australia batsman Phil Hughes, who was in a critical condition in a Sydney hospital after he was hit in the head
New Delhi: The cricket fraternity has taken to the social media to pray for Australian batsman Phillip Hughes who went through surgery after being hit hit on head during a first class match in Sydney.
Sydney: Australia batsman Phil Hughes had emergency surgery and was in a critical condition in a Sydney hospital after he was hit on the head by a bouncer in a domestic first-class cricket match on
Sydney: Top order batsman Phil Hughes has replaced Michael Clarke in the Australia squad for next month's one-day international series against Pakistan after the Australia captain was ruled out by a hamstring injury.Hughes, who was
HARARE, Zimbabwe: Australia beat South Africa by 62 runs in their triangular series one-day international on Tuesday as Mitchell Marsh served up a match-winning display with bat and ball. Marsh changed the game with his
Sydney: Cricket Australia says all-rounder Shane Watson sprained his right ankle after stepping on a ball in training Saturday and will be replaced by top-order batsman Phil Hughes on the team's limited-overs tour of Zimbabwe.
Darwin, Australia: Phillip Hughes set a domestic batting record when he plundered an unbeaten 202 in Australia A's one-day game against South Africa A on Tuesday. Hughes, who was dropped from Australia's first XI last
Melbourne: Cricket Australia (CA) Thursday announced that Phil Hughes will replace Shaun Marsh on the tour of South Africa.National Selector John Inverarity said: "As Shaun Marsh's calf injury has not improved as much as required
Ranchi: Indian bowlers might be cursing the new ODI rules of using two balls from either end of the ground but the visiting Australian side, who has a fiery pace attack, is quite happy with
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