London: The Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) on Thursday joined the global cricket fraternity in condoling the tragic death of Australian batsman Phillip Hughes.Hughes, 25, was playing for South Australia when he was hit by New
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
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
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: Australian batsman Phillip Hughes passed away after being hit by a bouncer while playing a domestic first-class match. Hughes was in a critical condition a hospital in Sydney, almost two days after being
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
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
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