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Warner can't forget the moment Hughes fell at the SCG

| | Dec 18, 2014, at 12:52 am
Brisbane, Dec 17 (IBNS): Australian opener David Warner has said the moment late cricketer Phillip Hughes, who died days after being hit by a ball during a match, fell at the SCG on Nov 25 still replays in the back of his head and "always will".

He said it was a moment which could never fade from his mind.

“When I look back and reflect on it, you almost knew then and there that we had to be prepared for the worst,” Warner wrote in a column for New Corp as quoted by cricket.com.au.

“Holding his hand as we rode together in the medicab, and how I saw him on the field, it’s not what I wanted my last image of him to be," he said.

Warner hammered two centuries in the first Test against India which Australia won by defeating the visitors last week.
 

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