Tributes Mark 10th Anniversary of Phillip Hughes' Death

Phillip Hughes, a beloved Australian cricketer, tragically died on November 27, 2014, after suffering a fatal head injury during a Sheffield Shield match. His passing shocked the cricket community and prompted widespread calls for improved safety in the sport. As the 10th anniversary of his death approaches, family, teammates, and Cricket Australia have paid tribute to his infectious spirit and potential, with former players like David Warner and Darren Lehmann reflecting on how Hughes could have been one of Australia's greatest batsmen. The anniversary will be marked with various commemorative events, including half-mast flags and a documentary honoring his legacy. Sean Abbott, the bowler involved in the incident, continues to grapple with the emotional toll of that day. Hughes is remembered as 'forever 63 not out', symbolizing the score he was at when struck.