Sport24.co.za | State funeral for Phillip Hughes
It has been announced that cricketer Phillip Hughes, who passed away at the age of 25, will receive a state memorial service.
View ArticleSean Abbott ‘broken’ after Hughes death
Family and teammates have been supporting the bowler who delivered the ball that killed Australian batsman Phillip Hughes.
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SA franchise players pay tribute to Hughes
Players from the six franchise teams involved in Friday’s Ram Slam T20 Challenge matches will pay tribute to Australian cricketer, Phillip Hughes by wearing black armbands.
View ArticleClarke breaks down giving heartfelt Hughes tribute
Captain Michael Clarke gave a graphic illustration of the raw emotions of the Australia team when he broke down repeatedly while paying tribute to former team mate Phillip Hughes on Saturday.
View ArticleSport24.co.za | Hughes funeral on December 3
The Hughes family has confirmed funeral arrangements for Australian cricketer Phillip Hughes according to Cricket Australia.
View ArticleCricketer Hughes to be buried, one-day number retired
Australian cricketer Phillip Hughes is to be laid to rest on Wednesday and his one-day international number retired, as raw emotion grips the team.
View ArticleCricket umpire killed in freak accident
Cricket has been hit by another tragedy in the same week Australian Test star Phillip Hughes died as result as a result of injuries he received after being struck by a ball in a match in Sydney.
View ArticleSport24.co.za | Clarke pallbearer at Hughes’ funeral
Mourners have begun to converge on the small New South Wales state town of Macksville ahead of the funeral service for Phillip Hughes.
View ArticleAustralia bids emotional farewell to cricketer Hughes
Fans, family and fellow cricketers bid farewell to Phillip Hughes at a funeral service in his hometown of Macksville, Australia.
View ArticleSean Abbott makes remarkable return to cricket
Sean Abbott, the Australian bowler who delivered the ball that killed Phillip Hughes, took eight wickets in a strong return to first class cricket.
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