Phillip Hughes

Ryan Harris said he will decide if he is ready to play the Adelaide Test after attending team-mate Phillip Hughes' funeral

Phillip Hughes' family hopes as many people as possible will attend his funeral in Macksville on Wednesday. Approximately 5000 mourners are expected to attend the funeral service, which will take place at 2pm

The tragic death of its most famous resident has drawn an unfamiliar degree of attention to a 7000-strong town halfway between Sydney and Brisbane

Australian cricketers and the public are known for their certainty and clarity when it comes to cricket. That has gone missing as they struggle to come to terms with Phillip Hughes' death

Tributes have continued to flow in various forms for Phillip Hughes with a club cricketer foregoing the chance of a record score to honour the batsman

Virat Kohli, India's stand-in captain, will attend the funeral of Australian cricketer Phillip Hughes on Wednesday

Phillip Hughes' death, like Collie Smith's 55 years ago, was a tragic accident, but strict laws and protective gear have made the game safer than ever before

The intensity of the contest will be reduced at the Gabba, but the players, especially the Australians, need the game as therapy

Michael Clarke has marked what would have been Phillip Hughes' 26th birthday by writing an emotional tribute in his newspaper column

The death of Phillip Hughes is a reminder to us that we would do well to change the tone of cricket for the better

Cricket Australia has announced that the first Test match between Australia and India will not start on December 4 as scheduled

Australia's distraught captain Michael Clarke has spoken about Phillip Hughes on behalf of the national team at the SCG

Sri Lanka captain Angelo Mathews admitted that it has been difficult to focus on the cricket following the death of Phillip Hughes

His death reminds us that sport is dangerous, and that the pursuit of sporting excellence calls on large reserves of courage - such as he possessed

People across the world paid tribute to Australian cricketer Phillip Hughes, who died on November 27, by putting out their bats

Off the field, Phillip Hughes was too shy to photograph well, but on it he was exciting - which too made the photographer's job difficult

We acknowledge that potential danger exists on the pitch but dismiss it almost instantaneously. You never really see it as real. Until Tuesday. Now it is very real and I, like many others, have been shaken to the core.

Through the Hughes family's ordeal, Michael Clarke was a constant presence, fighting his own grief but equally doing his best to comfort and console, when little of either could be found anywhere

Likeable, hard-working and skilful, it was a matter of time before Phillip Hughes cemented his spot in the Australian Test team. Then, improbably and inconsolably, his time ran out