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Sean Abbott named in NSW squad

| | Dec 09, 2014, at 06:55 am
Sydney, Dec 8 (IBNS) Cricketer Sean Abbott, who had bowled the delivery that killed cricketer Phillip Hughes, is all set to show his talents on the cricket field as he was named in the New South Wales squad on Monday.

He has been named in the 12-man squad which will play against Queensland in a Bupa Sheffield Shield match starting at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Tuesday.

Moises Henriques has been named captain.

Hughes was batting on 63 when he was struck in the head by a bouncer from Sean Abbott during a match last month.

Hughes tried to regain his composure but fell face first to the ground and was taken to the hospital. 

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