R. I. P Phil Hughes, 5 years on since this tragic event, never forgotten since this day 5 years ago. Your career would have been an amazing one. A class batsman, with alot of talent.
Raja Mateen Some people don’t know, my friend got hit flash on the head. it was horrible for him and for the whole team. it’s not just the guy that gets hit. 63 not out
THERES ONLY ONE PHIL HUGHES..!!, from a Pom, we have a great bond of massive sporting rivalry but we look after our rivals R.i.p Phil hope the wicket is a good one for batting up there 🏏
It is hard sometimes or anytime. Young and tremendously talented. I still remember. I was determined for him, that he will be the part of 2014 test squad vs the Indian's because the news was. Clarke is injured and he'll come into his place. My first ever Aussie player. Thank you Hughesy to inspire us.
Clearly a great man. But what goes understated in the video is how good he was. Potentially the best dice Bradman. Never ever ever saw anyone play like Phil. A true prodigy
RIP Phillip Hughes will be remembered for the next many decades.His cute smile had always put an influence on every teammate from domestic side and national players.Still I cannot believe how he could just demise so earlier.Keep the control on your nerves Simon Katich that's my message for him.May Allah bless the legendary and the heartedly-inspring personality in Jannah.
Who will not love such a lovely, cute, innocent, childlike, kind, polite, selfless and generous kid???? He had a smile to melt the hardest rock in the world...
Since my days in class 6 or 7, I have been an avid follower of test cricket. I remember that fateful day clearly ! I was in class 8. I returned from school and got to know that Hughes had already breathed his last ! I was in utter shock 🙇.
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* ❤️
Hayden took a bouncer to the head from Shoaib Akther like a man with blood dripping down his helmet and continued playing. A professional cricketer should be able to take a few blows to the head without dying.
His smile looks oddly funny at 0:35 , his normal smile is beautiful but there's something about that pic that made me chuckle a bit. Rest in peace Phil Hughes, gone but not forgotten.
His death sent shock waves of sadness across the cricketing world including Pakistan. Very deep sorrow. Indian cricketer Raman Lamba died fielding close in. It broke my heart
RIP Phil. Whilst I'm not a sentimental type and don't care much much about the 63NO and the 408 I do believe the cricketing world didn't do enough about his death. It's just sad that a young 25yo had to lose his life for the game he loved. It just feels like the sport hasn't done enough to combat similar things happening. Just imagine if the Steve Smith hit was worse than what it was. This tribute gets the first hand view of the people who knew him personally and it really hits home that no one else, whether it be at the international, domestic or club level, should die for this game.
R. I. P Phil Hughes, 5 years on since this tragic event, never forgotten since this day 5 years ago. Your career would have been an amazing one. A class batsman, with alot of talent.
7 years now
I still remember when I would play EA Cricket 2007, I always selected him as my opener in my dream team.
R.I.P Champ.
How are some people disliking this video??
🤷♂️🤷♂️
Yes I’m English but seriously not even an Englishmen could dislike this. Honestly.
63 not out 🙏🙏
Raja Mateen
Some people don’t know, my friend got hit flash on the head. it was horrible for him and for the whole team. it’s not just the guy that gets hit.
63
not out
Because he couldn't stop play a very simple bouncer. He had poor technique. I'm sorry but you have to call a spade a spade.
Some people like being assholes
Boxing Expert if he had a very poor technique why did he get further than you
Stop envying.
Stick to boxing
I remember seeing him play in the uk when I played in Southhampton in hampshire and remember seeing him in the nets in 2009
What wonderful friendships Phillip Hughes had. They all loved him and he loved them.
His family was our family friend. We are still remembering him today
what a legend he will be remembered
Ten years today since the horribly devastating tragedy ❤
This video is so emotional 😭 ....63 not out forever 🖤❤️
THERES ONLY ONE PHIL HUGHES..!!, from a Pom, we have a great bond of massive sporting rivalry but we look after our rivals R.i.p Phil hope the wicket is a good one for batting up there 🏏
RIP Phillip. 63 not out, and the cricketing world will never forget you .
Brother what is 63 not out I didnt understand
GAMING WITH NISHAN BD it means he got 63 runs without getting out and then he got hit
It is hard sometimes or anytime. Young and tremendously talented. I still remember. I was determined for him, that he will be the part of 2014 test squad vs the Indian's because the news was. Clarke is injured and he'll come into his place. My first ever Aussie player. Thank you Hughesy to inspire us.
Ill never forget the partnership he had with Ashton Agar when Australia were 9 down.
may 63 n.o. forever that partnership stand
it is so sad haven't seen him playing but heard about this incident it is sad actually to watch
Nawid Zazai it might just be too sad for them
Simon katich at the end brought tears to me...seeinh him cry
He was literally crying to recall his memories of Phillip 😭😭😭
Clearly a great man. But what goes understated in the video is how good he was. Potentially the best dice Bradman. Never ever ever saw anyone play like Phil. A true prodigy
Still can’t believe what happened 5 years ago
hughes saeb ka guzar jaana, bahut dil-dehla-dene waala vaqiya tha. bhagwaan unki aatma ko shanti pradaan kare. Om shanti.
Still remember still sad
The only man who will remain not out forever
If this doesn't bring a tear in your eye and break you I don't know what will!!
RIP Phillip Hughes 63 not out forever 😢
I can still remember his cut shots when he toured india.... #63notout
63 not out forever......Rip Phil Hughes😢😢😢😢
63 Notout forever 😪😪😪
love from nepal❣️
philip is always in my heart🔥🔥😭😭
RIP Phillip Hughes will be remembered for the next many decades.His cute smile had always put an influence on every teammate from domestic side and national players.Still I cannot believe how he could just demise so earlier.Keep the control on your nerves Simon Katich that's my message for him.May Allah bless the legendary and the heartedly-inspring personality in Jannah.
Remember he is still 63 not out R.I.P Legend
Who will not love such a lovely, cute, innocent, childlike, kind, polite, selfless and generous kid???? He had a smile to melt the hardest rock in the world...
Rest In Peace.....love you PH....you are always our hero....
I’ll cry for a century
63 ɴᴏᴛ ᴏᴜᴛ 😢
ᴘʜɪʟɪᴘ ʜᴜɢʜᴇꜱ
I great player.. Thank u fr whtevr u hv shown.. Vl luv u forever #63notout
Simon Katich, regaling his memories of Phil Hughes was so palpable!! Vale Hughesy
What a bloke. Every single one loved him.
Since my days in class 6 or 7, I have been an avid follower of test cricket. I remember that fateful day clearly ! I was in class 8. I returned from school and got to know that Hughes had already breathed his last ! I was in utter shock 🙇.
RIP Phil Hughes
Legend!!!
RIP PHIL HUGHES
GREAT LOSS OF CRICKET FACULTY
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* ❤️
10 dislikes?? Who on earth could dislike this
These ppl have no emotions and feeling
Hayden took a bouncer to the head from Shoaib Akther like a man with blood dripping down his helmet and continued playing. A professional cricketer should be able to take a few blows to the head without dying.
Boxing Expert you are probably one of the dislikes. You have only been posting comments of hate against Phil Hughes.
@@DavyBrando I love you for this comment (no homo)
Boxing Expert I’d have you in a boxing match
The number 1 cricketer in world he will be always be remembered for weeks,for months,for years,for decades, for centuries, and for millenniums
Got to give it to big Gus at 8:10. Felt that. Rest in peace Phil
He was a very good player. I didn't watch him playing cricket but I watched some of his innings highlight.🙏
RIP, buddy.. We love you forever.
His smile looks oddly funny at 0:35 , his normal smile is beautiful but there's something about that pic that made me chuckle a bit.
Rest in peace Phil Hughes, gone but not forgotten.
U will always be remembered 😥
Such an incredible player and person. He will be in our hearts forever ❤️ 63*
Just think of the guy who bowled that ball...
Thats life for you...
Sometimes something so innocuous can impact someone so much....
im so pleased to see Sean Abott back in the aus international side
@@viranchijani6322 yes me too. I just want him to forget this ever happened.
riyan15979 me too but he and the cricket world will never be able to forget this unfortunately
yeah I always felt sorry for Sean Abbot to have to live with that fact.
7 yrs now since Phil Hughes passed away
Cricket miss you alot Hughes 😣😣😣😣😣😣😣
😭😭😭😭felt baddddd
Rip Phil 😔❤️
RIP. 63 not out and you’ve carried your bat throughout that innings. A great bloke, taken far too young.
Eyes are filled with tears 😢
RIP my brother forever not out forever in my heart
63 not out forever...
Philip....you beauty
His death sent shock waves of sadness across the cricketing world including Pakistan. Very deep sorrow. Indian cricketer Raman Lamba died fielding close in. It broke my heart
Will Remember the name always"Phil Hughes"
Cricket darkest day he was a legend
Bless his heart
5 years on and still 63 not out 🙏🏻🙏🏻
R.I.P you will always be remembered
RIP Phil. Whilst I'm not a sentimental type and don't care much much about the 63NO and the 408 I do believe the cricketing world didn't do enough about his death. It's just sad that a young 25yo had to lose his life for the game he loved. It just feels like the sport hasn't done enough to combat similar things happening. Just imagine if the Steve Smith hit was worse than what it was. This tribute gets the first hand view of the people who knew him personally and it really hits home that no one else, whether it be at the international, domestic or club level, should die for this game.
R.I.P Phil Hughes
How can you dislike this video?
Pure talent
Loved the guy
time is goins so fast its looking like its happend yeasterday but in the realty 5 years OMG 😭😭😭😭
Rip
Love u mate
Passion for the game
It's still hard to believe that something like that actually happened in a cricket game
He was a good man
R.I.P Phillip We love you
63 not out
RIP Philips Hughes
Miss u
R.I.P Hughes
Still get emotional every year. Pretty sure all of Australia mourned during the coverage of his funeral.
Rest in piece ❤️
RIP Phil
7:33 so unfortunate that hughes couldn't read his captain's text
#63_notout_forever ❤❤
63* Forever
Im remembering the days when I'm in 7th class PHILL HUGES dies very sad black day of cricket 😔😔😔
Miss youare Hughes
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RIP Legend
63 Not Out..!! 🙏🙏
RIP Phil! 😔
Legend
❤️❤️
RIP
May God keep your soul in peace 🙏🙏🙏
RIP Phillip Hughes 😢😭😭😢😭
It‘s still not easy for us Hughesy
RIP bro 😭🙏
RIP Hughes
63 not out, R.I.P Bruz
Rip philip huges.😢😢
63 not out ♥️
Allah Blessed You Philippe ❤
RIP Philip Hughes
➕ Rest In Peace ➕