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Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke pauses before delivering a statement, on behalf of the family of deceased teammate Phillip Hughes, at St Vincent's Hospital in Sydney. (Reuters)
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Former Australian cricket captain Ricky Ponting (2/R) hugs fellow players outside St Vincent's Hospital following the death of fellow Australian batsman Phillip Hughes in Sydney. (AFP photo)
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Australian batsman David Warner (R) with partner Candice Falzon (2nd R) leave St Vincent's Hospital with Australia wicketkeeper Matthew Wade (L) and his partner Julia Barry (2nd L) following the death of fellow Australian batsman Phillip Hughes in Sydney. (AFP photo)
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Australian bowler Sean Abbott leaves St Vincent's Hospital following the death of fellow Australian batsman Phillips Hughes in Sydney. (AFP photo)
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The parents of Australian cricket batsman Phil Hughes, father Greg (C) and mother Virginia (2nd R) with other family members leave St Vincents Hospital in Sydney. (AFP photo)
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The Australian flag flies at half mast under lights at the Sydney Cricket Ground following the announcement of the death of Australian cricketer Phillip Hughes in Sydney. (Reuters)
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A bouquet left in memory of Australian cricketer Phillip Hughes is pictured at the gates of the Sydney Cricket Ground. (Reuters)
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Members of two local cricket teams observe a moment of silence for Australian cricketer Phillip Hughes before their match in Kolkata. (Reuters)
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New Zealand cricketers and team officials prepare to leave the Sharjah cricket stadium after the second day's play in the third Test between Pakistan and New Zealand was abandoned as a mark of respect following the death of Australian cricketer Phillip Hughes, in Sharjah. (AFP photo)
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