Special tribute to Phillip Hughes

[@bilalhussain2220]

Anyone in 2019 who still remember philipe 😭😭

[@benjaminalexander8836]

It's 2020,but I still remember him

[@mercah5160]

Benjamin Alexander same

[@ManiMaran-og1ng]

In 2055 also I will be Remember him

[@jessesands4099]

@@benjaminalexander8836 And Same Here!😞😢😔🙏🌹🏏

[@malsawmzualasailo4630]

He will be remembered forever

[@kathirmagaesh8523]

Anyone in 2020 who still remember philip 😭😭

[@devvratsinghjhala365]

@SAI RAM me too

[@noahali3663]

Me

[@dinalkolugala2360]

Yes

[@patrickbateman6885]

It’s Phillip have some respect.

[@kathirmagaesh8523]

@@patrickbateman6885 You idiot don’t be harsh

[@kumardias9348]

R.I.P Phil Hughes. Wherever you may be best wishes from Sri Lanka. Such humbleness so young................

[@TheGoProGuy07]

I, as an indian, really hope Australia win the World Cup 2015 and dedicate it to Phil. It's the least justice that can be done to the innocent guy's soul. R.I.P Phil mate.

[@nirmalnk1]

Yes they did it Of course I am 🇮🇳 but still........

[@soulking_adi]

They won 2015 world cup

[@Southlakesown]

Nice words mate, we know cricket is just as special to your people as it is to ours. Hope you're doing well.

[@Noone-qh6cf]

aussies did ittttt mate

[@bhargavatthi2198]

All credits goes to michael Clarke bro for such a captaincy and our indians to be a fan of Hughes its so proud to be

[@rjwwecool8909]

I'm a 14 year old from India, I remember when I was 9 I saw Phillip Hughes batting in India in a cricket match ever since then I always remembered him but would always forget his first name I would only remember "Hughes" I din't watch him play much I din't recognize him frequently but the impact that his death has left on me feels like I've just lost a loved one. I've loved cricket all my life I've grown up playing and being a die heart fan for India but in the current test match for the first time ever my heart goes with Australia and wishes that they win so they gain strength and feel that their mate Hughesy is with them always. When I read the news first that a bouncer struck him and the critical condition he was in, I got tense in those 2 days every moment I would search about him to get some good news and all then on November 17th I came home from school searched about him there was no new news about him. I was tired and as I closed my eyes I fell asleep. I waked up it was about time my dad was gonna come home from work I refreshed the pages where I was reading about Phillip I did not close them when I fell asleep I saw that he died... It was one of the worst feelings I felt like crying I felt nervous and it was just too terrifying my dad came home he too felt bad about the passing of such a nice cricketer. I put my bats out I prayed for him and will continue to do so its the love of cricket that got me so attached with Phillip Hughes may his soul Rest In Peace and may cricket continue being as united and loving each other just like this RIP Phill we always loved you and will continue loving you.

[@venkataramanapinninti5157]

Rip huss

[@goodshipkaraboudjan]

Cheers mate, great to know that cricket is a global family.

[@suspended1816]

Thx man 😊

[@suspended1816]

Cheers man

[@srivijayadurgaenterprises7059]

Watching in 2019... Still missing him😢😢 Love from India 🇮🇳

[@alokpatnaik692]

Why God? Just why? Why do you always take the nicest people you could find. He was just 25, is that the age to die? I am just 3 years younger than him. I can't even think what his family must be going through. I can only pray that he stays happy where ever he is. Lots of love and respect. From India.

[@ClixCFC]

Every1 will die eventually

[@Amitkumar-ds3us]

Now you turn 31...eww

[@hdyt6064]

Amit kumar can you count? He was 3 years younger in 2014. That’s 22. Plus 4 is 26 you idiot. Also why ewww? That grosses me out you saying that.

[@prateekrajput2646]

@@Amitkumar-ds3us Are you high? Idiot!

[@yeethahhahahah2196]

This just proves that god ain’t real

[@nicegarry2880]

Forever 63 not out rest in peace mate

[@hussainpainter52]

Watching in 2016 and still can't get over this loss

[@lawrencedemel37]

Same

[@jacksongardiner2877]

hussain painter I will be 80 and still not be over this loss

[@moneybagz3394]

hussain painter Ikr

[@rajdubedi516]

watching in 2021 and still can't get over this loss 63 not out forever in our hearts

[@bhanurajput3721]

@@rajdubedi516 same bro 63* forever

[@96Tomsta]

I am still in shock, I think about him and my eyes get all watery. I'd never of thought that someone I didn't know in person would have this effect on me! Rest in Peace you little Champ! From a Pom

[@kso152]

I have the same feeling, just can't stop thinking about him

[@tirthdangarwala9138]

A year later, I still get teary eyed when I remember him.

[@goodshipkaraboudjan]

+ThatTallGuy Funny how it works. I think every Aussie could relate to him. Just wanted to do his best and if not at cricket his best at home.

[@bkangi152]

I was actually pretty sad and still am whenever i watch videos of him playing. Cant really forget his grieving father's face carrying his casket. :(

[@spxked2720]

Could not agree anymore

[@XxAdelaide1994xX]

Phillip Hughes was dropped again and again from the test team and each time told by the selectors to work on something new. He always put his head down and worked on what he was asked to do. The first time he got dropped he went all the way to ask Sachin Tendulkar for advice. The second time he got dropped he gave up a six figure contract to play BBL so he could play club cricket in Sydney and work on his technique. The last time he got dropped was a test after he scored 81* in a record partnership with Ashton Agar. Ed Cowan got 18 tests in a row from the selectors. He had a worse test record than Hughes. Doolan, Shaun Marsh, Glenn Maxwell. They all have worse test record than Phillip Hughes. But the selectors held Hughes to a higher standard because they knew he was a higher talent. He'd fix his technique up bit by bit and make his comeback later- just like Langer, just like Hayden, just like Martyn. He was 25. We all thought he'd have the time to work on his technique and make it to the next level and finally become the great player he was always going to become. He would have got that chance against India this summer.

[@AlonsoRules]

3 years later, things couldn't be more true. Shaun Marsh is still getting games somehow.

[@ashisharora7572]

God never wants nicest people to suffer

[@azharalichanna6055]

Talented player and a great human being and a gentleman in cricket we miss u he was a rising legend for aussies.. 63 not out forever rest in peace Phillip 😢😢

[@amitjaishwal4580]

First of all , Ponting ruined his career , he only failed in 2 innings and shitty ponting dropped hughes for that shitty watson in Ashes 2009 before that Hughes hit an awesome back to back centuries and 75 odd vs SA that Helped Aus to win the series but later on ponting dropped him in ashes for his friend watson ,since then he was in & out of the team , there was nothing wrong in his technique , he's got most amazing style of batting , all fell in love with his batting , the selectors are always corrupt and senseless,they only select those who are told to by the Captain , Philip hughes was way better than Hayden Langer and dozens of players like ed cowan , marsh , watson warner ,alex dollan

[@akhtaruzzamanjoy8524]

@@amitjaishwal4580 he is better then JL and Hayden? Now that's a bit .....😬

[@gracejulia4299]

I'm not even a cricket fan & this had me bawling my eyes out... So unbelieveably sad, but I'm glad that he touched the lives of many in his fleeting visit on earth.. Rest easy Phil, you deserve it.

[@namephi5127]

I miss you bro

[@namephi5127]

Hi

[@udaysangeetha315]

Hi

[@udaysangeetha315]

Nm

[@udaysangeetha315]

I'm. Uday... For.. Inda

[@TheHhhh2]

I'm not even an Australian cricket fan but every single day I just can't stop thinking about him, It gives me tears every time I watch this but I just can't stop watching, he's such a good, happy person and I don't get why these things always happen to good people. For some reason this somewhat motivates me to start playing cricket again... You will forever be 63 not out here on Earth Phil! and continue your batting with Sir Don & co up in the skies!!

[@barmyarmy3930]

@murphy1996.well said mate May his soul rest in peace

[@sookyblessington815]

I'm shocked by the effect it's had on me. I can't recall ever feeling this sad - especially not knowing him personally. I hadn't ever had a favourite player until I started following Phil Hughes in the 2008/9 Shield season. His battles were mine. Each night after work, I'd switch on Cricinfo to see if he was succeeding, as my routine of unwinding. I'd tell my friends 'my favourite player just made a hundred'. Even though none of them were cricket followers, it didn't matter to me. I railed at his failures and urged him on to new heights, believing from my observations, that he was blessed with greatness. I grew up in a profoundly abusive house, that didn't allow me the licence of 'liking' or associating. Everything was isolation and distance. This was my opening declaration of allegiance to a player's success. I'm 48 and wondering if all such allegiances gone wrong, hurt this much, especially as he died playing the hook shot - someone else's game and not that with which he first graced the Test stage, SA 2009 with such uncomplicated imagination - a Boys Own Annual adventure hero. We all have moments when we feel the weight of outliving our heroes. This is one such moment. RIP dear Hughesy - RIP

[@TheHhhh2]

I feel for you man! such a sad loss, RIP Hughes...

[@herbie0408]

Beautifully written, keeps my faith in mankind when I come across something like this

[@sookyblessington815]

herbie0408 I'm honoured. Thank you.

[@sookyblessington815]

murphy1996 Thank you for your kind words.

[@nevergiveup3906]

I agree completely. I can't believe the effect this has had on me. I didn't follow his career as religiously (partly because I support India) but I was always fond of Phil Hughes and wish the selectors had given him a longer run.

[@vishnunataraja8711]

Now he's probably in heaven's farm playing cricket and passing time watching over cricket and Australia. Rest easy Phil, your the Man-Of-The Match in our hearts.

[@aristotledon]

OMG....What a humble and cheerful guy he was....Why God Always takes away such Talented and Kind Hearted Ppl from this world....Thats Unfair.....he deserved more...May he rest in peace !! :-(

[@aSinnerMan7]

I'm a Bangladeshi living in London. England is my second team and I passionately support them in the Ashes. Never been a fan of Australian cricket team nor Hughes, but for some reason his tragic death has deeply moved me. I couldn't help shedding a tear while watching this tribute. Perhaps because not only was he a cricketer with great talent, but also a genuinely wonderful human being. My heart goes out to his family.

[@StrangePigeon68]

Phillip was a true blue Aussie from the country Who wanted to play for Australia and that's what he did. It's funny what happens when people actually chase their dreams and look where Phil got, He made the Australian test and one day team. He was absolute fighter that never gave up and he broke records. He was taken at the wrong time at only 25 years old. I got to see him play for the Adelaide Strikers and he never gave up through the tough time. #RIPPHILLIPHUGHES WE WILL MISS YOU MATE!!!!!!

[@RememberingElvisPresley]

Such a truly sad and great loss, we will never forget you Champ! RIP Phillip, God Bless you and family always

[@orytina]

R.I.P. Phillip. Beautiful Tribute

[@meetsahani405]

It's been two years today and still your smile and elegance doesn't fade,champ you will never be forgotten and keep toiling and running hard in heaven man,champ you were,champ will be.

[@minimalisthealth]

I don't want to watch this as it gets me all teary all the time, but still in a strange way I feel compelled to have a look back at Phil's short but illustrious career encapsulated in this video, over and over again. I never thought I'd cry so much for someone who I barely ever followed. I think it's because he was a really great bloke, genuine yet cheeky at the same time. A huge loss for the #cricketfamily, rest in peace #PhilHughes #63NotOut .

[@mraussie538]

A heartwarming tribute to a genuine & a gem of a player whom the cricketing fraternity will miss. He seems like he was a friend of all the players in the dressing room & someone who doesn't shy away from being in the crowd. I didn't know much of Phil yet i feel emotional seeing & reading these things on the web. I also feel bad for the poor little bloke Sean Abbott and hope he stays strong and comes out to play in the future.

[@cjsshadow5856]

Already 1 full year. Think about it everyday. Will always be my favourite Cricketer. I love you Phil. #408

[@kallashah]

Such a beautiful person.Taken away at such young age.You rest in peace my brother!.you will forever remain in our memories.

[@rishavrox007]

One of the finest cricketers... proud to be born in the era of Phil Hughes.... Please sir RIP

[@noahperrott1]

One of the best Australian young players, RIP Phil Hughes, a true star at the game

[@b3kcha]

If prayers could bring back the people we love :( :( may your soul be in peace dear Phil, u will be missed badly,

[@SingingOnYaOwnAgain]

Made me cry watching that, seems so down to earth. Also the fact that he was playing cricket, which many of us here have done and can't have imagined that happening.

[@waleeda8779]

Who would dislike this video

[@moneybagz3394]

Waleedix Probably Americans who don't understand this game

[@sreenathjohnsonsaysnotolgbtq]

Waleedworld psychopaths,serial killers ect

[@spaice282]

No one iss very sad for phil Hughes who is the team sprite of Australia who is that person and Player

[@FreakyGStreams]

Ikr

[@josephstalin5975]

They are devils

[@sandyfisher4985]

Really good tribute! Just shows what a down-to-earth and all round decent guy he was. The clip with him and his ozzie team mates playing keepy uppy hit it home the hardest for me! It really embodied his fun and happy-go-lucky personality... RIP

[@Dahrk_Angel]

If that accident hadn't happened, this guy would still be playing today and if we go off what little we've seen of him, he'd be an absolute superstar batsman alongside Steve Smith. Sad that he was taken from us so early. RIP Phil Hughes

[@shreyachattopadhyay3267]

He would have been a standout captain too......

[@pankajdavle8650]

Anyone in 2024 ? Still remember i was 9 year old , and stll hurt, crying 😭 every year ... Miss you philipe ❤

[@sravanreddy1892]

How many are watching on November 27 2024 63 not out forever ❤ Love from India 🇮🇳

[@jseden1]

A wonderful tribute. Thanks cricket.com.au for sharing these moments. Hearing Phil's own words and seeing him with the other players made plain that beyond the talented cricketer was a genuine, humble guy that anyone would love to call mate.

[@josephsujai5543]

Your memories will remain with us forever mate!!! You're an angel mate. What a cheerful demeanour you possessed, what a charming boyish smile. I started following him because Ponting said he resembled Gambhir in terms of batting style. Never thought your death will impact me so much. Your pic is my FB dp. For once, I don't mind Australia winning the test series and the World cup. They have to do it in honour of Mr. Phillip Hughes - the nicest bloke in cricket.

[@josephsujai5543]

Oh come on now. You don't make fun of someone's death like that. There's no joy to the World when an innocent person dies.

[@sheroinfires]

Really deep and moving, this interview was. It's a huge loss because he had such a beautiful personality and amazing talent :( RIP Phil Hughes

[@MrKesavaraj]

RIP Phil Hughes. Seen you playing cricket on TV and the world of cricket is so sad about this. Helmets have to be re-designed to protect the upper neck, bit like baseball helmets, an extra grill all the way round the neck. Coz we love cricket like Phil Hughes and cricket should continue to be played as safely as possible.

[@hussainpainter52]

oh man, can't believe this bloke doesn't exist anymore. This young lad had great future ahead. RIP Hughes. U were definitely a future great. Feeling sad for his parents and the bowler as well. but plz Sean About don't loose hope and keep in playing. it was not ur mistake

[@salmakhanom1070]

philip huges best cricketer in the world and cricket legend.

[@obulreddyvlogs]

Got tears even today by watching the video. I am very sad for as a cricket fan from india💔💔

[@mitchhhenley5837]

Made me cry 😭😰😢 This Lad had such a great future ahead #63notout R.I.P Phill

[@jordyholland9845]

Why would anyone dislike this. Phill Hughes was a great man. And a great cricketer.

[@krugger911]

totally agree with ThatTallGuy. this hit me harder than i ever could have imagined. i feel like i've lost a close mate. absolutely tragic and i'll never, ever forget phil. until the day i die, i'll never forget this man. poor sean too. just an entirely heartbreaking situation. rest in peace phil you legend.

[@sachin41201]

This is the moment when all the cricketing fraternity comes together and grieves for such a good cricketer and above all a human being. #RIPHughesy

[@dineshramadass2674]

RIP Philip Hughes. Hope you continue your innings in a different world :-)

[@bibekswainfitness]

I love u man and remember he will give power to all cricketers like....he is a god now❤❤❤❤❤his soul should came back to earth

[@Harfanmuala_Ateeq]

2:33 I think he says "Theek hai" in Hindi to his Indian fan. 😢😢 legendary

[@shreyachattopadhyay3267]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@jseden1]

Of all the tribute videos, this is most meaningful. It’s so nice to hear from the man himself, and I think anyone watching would clearly recognise what type of person he was and then why his death broke so many hearts. 🙏

[@jaedanhuynh9502]

1 year on keep going big fella #63notout

[@hallofflamezsports178]

Jaedan Huynh 6 years on now man🥺❤️ awesome if you could see this.

[@kingboydo]

Your an absolute champion mate. You are greatly missed by not just the cricket community but people outside of the sport. A great innings cut short RIP Philip Hughes

[@Didyoul0ckkyourdoor]

Such a hard working guy he was . he has always been positive even when he was dropped from the team for no reason. We miss you Hughsey 💕 you will always be in our hearts .

[@peppermint266]

What a beautiful video. But very emotional. You can even tell how much cricket meant to you in your eyes. So young and beautiful, I guess we all have to go one day but your time just came a bit too sooner :( RIP 🙏 Philip Sleep tight :( 🌹

[@benjaminalexander8836]

I have dedicated a page in my notebook for you Phillip Hughes, you will be always there in our hearts. # rip Hughes

[@ashfaqurrahmantamim5966]

Can't stop my tears after watching this...

[@JacobMorgan100]

Only the good die young. I'm sure all of us will never forget where we were when we heard the terrible news. That's the kind of effect that Phillip had on people who didn't even know him; a great man. Do we call all future Brisbane, Adelaide, or Sydney Test Matches the Phillip Hughes Test? He deserves no less. If he was alive and any other bowler was faced with the crisis that Sean Abbott was facing now, there is no doubt that he would be doing all that he possibly could to comfort them, and Sean Abbott needs to realise (however difficult it is for him to do so) that this was by no means his fault. Also, Cricket Australia, you have done a remarkable job in organising these tributes and dealing with what anyone would consider unexpected circumstances (to say the least) . Rest in Peace, Hughsey; one of Cricket's and Earth's good guys. It just isn't fair.

[@TheKrishna5000]

Watching this in 2020, still got my goosebumps. Gem of Cricket. 💫

[@mobinbuchad8861]

After four yrs still i cry after watching his video 😔 R.I.P

[@marnuscoreyempanadaslooseb6760]

10 years ago today this great young cricketer in the making was taken from not just Australia, but the world. There’s a reason he was called the little Don. Getting his first two centuries in just his second Test at the age of 20 against a bowling lineup consisting of Dale Steyn, Morne Morkel, Makhaya Ntini, Jacque Kallis and Paul Harris. That century on ODI debut against a good Sri Lanka side at the MCG that I would see is arguably one of the best ODI centuries to watch. He got dropped a lot, but he fought back hard and refined his technique and temperament each time. He put together one last great innings of 200 against South Africa A in a List A match at Darwin before he was taken from us in the middle of what could have been the innings that put him back into the test side for the 2014/2015 Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India that could have catapulted him to the great cricket he showed he could one day be. But more than all of this, the greatest tragedy was that a young great Australian in the making who embodied so much of the country was taken from us. Our country is much poorer culturally today because Phillip Hughes isn’t alive. He would have been someone everyone in this country could have looked up to for guidance, particularly considering how pathetic our political leaders have been in the time since his passing. May the great young man from Macksville forever remain in our hearts, rest in peace and rest on 63 not out* ❤️

[@changinglivesbroadcast1355]

❤was very humble young man gone to soon RIP

[@debadritobiswas8729]

Love you Phillips Sir you will always be in my heart .63 Not Out Forever .

[@rameez123ify]

This 5 minutes tribute took me out of this world.it feels like I am the part of Australia team. now I feel how would his team mates feel after his demise....... R.I.P philli.

[@Zach4231]

As a Sri Lankan, I watched the entire South African series in which phil made his test debut. He's success in the second innings and the entire second and third tests felt so good and right, just felt good to have a humble young bloke succeed. Since hearing about his accident and demise, I can't stop thinking about that boy who made an impression on me playing his first test series. I've learnt more about the person phil Hughes over the last few days and it's actually made me like him more and feel the loss in a more acute way. I live close to the scg and was tearing up as I was passing by today, I'll be at the World Cup game between sl and Aus mate, but I'll be cheering for a Aussie success in your honour. Rip mate, you're obviously a champion of a bloke.

[@077gctsgouravsinha9]

Happy Birthday 🎈 Hughes ❤️🤗

[@utwb11]

Still hasn't sunk in yet. The most horrible news to wake up to. just seeing how happy he was in these clips really hits home. RIP Hughesy, you were a champion and a fighter

[@TdotM10]

Us kiwis and aussies love our rivalries but when something like this happens that rivalry goes out the window.Kia kaha to our Aussie bros n sisters.ANZAC SPIRIT

[@suneeshv.s5598]

Can't watch without tears in eyes... Pranam(Tribute) from India

[@chriscoyne4827]

Anyone still in 2024 still remember Phil Hughes. The only bastman that's not out 63 N.O

[@user-sj9xq6hb9p]

1000 comment coming back always to watch him smile :)

[@shreyachattopadhyay3267]

His smile though.... Any excuse to revisit this videos just to enjoy that million dollar smile ❤❤❤

[@AussieTacos]

Such a great bloke! I still can't believe this happened. It was so unlikely an accident like that would occur. Rest In Peace Phil! My support goes out to Sean Abbott as well.

[@captainarpz]

Rip Phil. Seriously this has made me question a lot, such a tragedy especially for someone so young . Above all the cricket seems like a great bloke, and what a loss for the world. Can't say I watch much cricket anymore or that I knew the guy well, but this has made me remember the value of living your life trying to be the best person you can be. If nothing I hope somewhere he knows he's helped inspire someone to strive again to reach for improvement and selflessness. RIP and thoughts go out to his family and close friends.

[@zaynalam4056]

Today , 1 year passed. Still you are missed. Live in Paradise. :'(.

[@IamSomeDude22]

Australia's hero's are usually the one's from humble backgrounds - long lasting impressions they leave behind for generations to come. I watch cricket because of guys like Phillip not because I like cricket just becuase I love seeing people like him rise above the rest.

[@macca409]

How has it been over 6 months already?... Miss you so much Phillip. Watch over us mate.

[@samfrank5108]

RIP Phil Hughes. Absolutely loved your cut shot, and because of this I promise to all here that I will play that shot as often as I can

[@Bradford1403]

RIP that smile on your face rip Hughes

[@princejoseph9936]

Still missing u badly brother..! 63* forever

[@samwilliamson1246]

It's 2017 and still sad

[@tobinsaneesh3870]

2018 still sad Gone but never forgotten

[@omkarkolekar4983]

2019 and still sad

[@hilalahmad3529]

kitni kwahishat hoon ghi iss ki

[@anonymouswriter448]

Phoenix are trash

[@hallerosestudiosx3645]

You were an incredible person Phillip! You will be remembered in our hearts as a talented, courageous, passionate and most of all a cricket hero❤️❤️ R.I.P Phillip Hughes💕💕

[@Bradford1403]

I'm soo sad watching this in August 2016

[@nickddd333]

Sad to see a humble , young talent be taken, RIP and prayers to his family and friends.

[@Elmo4x]

Such a sad and tragic loss. This bloke would have scored thousands of runs for Australia.

[@Flyswat1]

It is 2018 and I am still watching, he was an amazing cricketer and a fantastic being. It is so sad he died. R.I.P mate you will be in my heart forever.

[@Saifullah159]

May Allah please with your soul , tribute from Pakistan Sindh

[@goodoldozzy5731]

I seriously cannot believe that people would dislike this! RIP Phil Hughes

[@MrBiixx]

I still can't believe this. Absolutely devastated. Such a cruel way for a fantastic and talented bloke to bow out :'( No doubt he's smashing 6's with the Don up there. Just so sad he couldn't do that with us down here a while longer. Rest in peace champ.

[@Paaraass]

It's been 3 years now and I am still shocked!! How great human being he was! R.I.P Philip Hughes#63notout

[@Tejaindiafan]

Watching in still 2023 we miss you sir 😭😭

[@shreyachattopadhyay3267]

Me too 😭😭

[@96Tomsta]

Happy Birthday Phillip! would of turned 26 today in Australia, make sure you all have a drink and raise your glass to Phil! Forever in our hearts! #63notoutforever

[@anticringe0]

RIP legend ❤

[@milanransingh4702]

cricket after u left is never gonna be the same to me .......i have and i am and still will miss u PHILLIP HUGHES

[@nrules3830]

R.I.P Phil.....we will miss you mate.........63 not out forever 😢😥😰😪😭

[@ChiefJNR2510]

Wow what a sad moment in cricket history. You will never be forgotten. RIP Phillip Hughes

[@nsharad]

Phillip passed away doing what he loved and he will always be remembered. And.. Let's not forget the 22 year old Sean Abbott. I hope has the strength to come out of this tragic incident. It was a freak incident and I hope more importance is given to safety gear of players from here.

[@mick_mchugh]

Gut wrenching sad. We all though he would pull through. He was a fighter on the pitch, but such a humble young man. RIP Phil Hughes.

[@hunterhare4850]

RIP This video doesn't deserve 1 dislike

[@Kejal_patel_vloger]

Anyone in 2021 who still remeber phillipe 😭😭

[@rohanfernandes1902]

Anyone in October 24th 2024 who still remember philip huges.

[@shreyachattopadhyay3267]

31st October, 2024 still missing the Little Prince

[@rohanfernandes1902]

@shreyachattopadhyay3267 😥

[@shreyachattopadhyay3267]

@@rohanfernandes1902 😭

[@ludz2287]

Such a good man. I don’t think anyone will forget him😰😰😰

[@Unforgttwable]

Can't stop myself from shedding tears... :( :( :(

[@aussieivan]

It hit everyone hard Khateeja, Michael Clarke's tribute speech ripped me up. Stay strong mate.

[@Unforgttwable]

aussieivan same here... but hurts knowing we will never see his smiling face again...

[@barmyarmy3930]

@aussieivan true mate Clarke is completely in shatters.its a heartbrake

[@barmyarmy3930]

Break*

[@deepeshshrivastava5220]

The way he hits cover drive or over point down on his knees...it was special.

[@shreyachattopadhyay3267]

Yes... Typical Hughesy style... positive, defiant, resilient!!