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Phillip Hughes ran out of luck, feels Ian Chappell

<p>So many batsmen have been hit or have experienced a near miss but they have been able to brush it off and resume the battle, unlike Hughes, writes retired Australian cricket legend Ian Chappell</p>

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Phillip Hughes falls after being struck on the head by a Sean Abbott  during a Sheffield Shield match on Tuesday

Phillip Hughes falls after being struck on the head by a Sean Abbott during a Sheffield Shield match on Tuesday

Sydney: "The world will be a different place." Those words were uttered by a softly spoken ex-army Englishman who was reflecting on the devastating events of 9/11. Similar words could well be appropriate for the cricket world after the tragic accident at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) that took the life of young Phillip Hughes.

Phillip Hughes falls after being struck on the head by a Sean Abbott bouncer during a Sheffield Shield match on Tuesday. Pic/Getty Images
Phillip Hughes falls after being struck on the head by a Sean Abbott bouncer during a Sheffield Shield match on Tuesday. Pic/Getty Images 

Up until 27/11/14 every player knew that an accident could occur on the cricket field and someone could be hurt. However, no one expected a death from an on-field injury but now, tragically, we all know different.

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