Cricket Australia is shocked with the same demise of their new and talented player, Phil Hughes. He was playing a domestic cricket match in Sydney Cricket ground on Monday in Shefield Shield game. During his innings, he received a crucial bouncer from Sean Abbott, the fast bowler of the opposite side. Ball missed his helmet and struck on the backside of the head, where he received head injury. He fell on the ground collapsed his mouth first and felt unconscious. Then he was given the first aid in the ground, then he moved out of the ground and tried to give the mouth to mouth resuscitation, but he did not come back to the consciousness.
The Australian cricket team doctor, Peter Brukner confirmed that Phillip Hughes was moved to the St Victoria Hospital, Sydney, where he was given all possible facilities. He also underwent head surgery for 90 minutes long and tried to decrease the pressure on his brain. He said that he never came back to consciousness and remained in coma for long time. Before this, the senior doctors said that next 48 hours are crucial for him but he died before this time.
Phil Hughes Injury Pics
Phil Hughes Injury Pics
Phil Hughes Injury Pics
Phil Hughes Injury Pics
Phil Hughes Injury Pics
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