Eight years ago, on the fateful day of November 27, 2014, the world lost a young cricketing icon, Phillip Hughes, in an unfortunate on-field incident. The 25-year-old batting on 63 runs was struck on the neck by a bouncer from Sean Abbott during a Sheffield Shield match between South Australia and New South Wales at the Sydney Cricket Ground on November 24, 2014. The Australian Test and One-Day International cricketer passed away two days later, three days before his 26th birthday. Though his life was cut short, Phillip Hughes’ legacy continues to live on. Fans and supporters worldwide remember the young Australian batsman by posting heartfelt messages and tributes with the hashtag ‘63 Not Out Forever.’

The Heart-Wrenching Moment

His Legacy Lives On

Gone Too Soon

The World Misses You

You Will Never Be Forgotten

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