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Phillip Hughes

Phillip Hughes

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Sep 27, 2026

Nathan LyonGUEST
17:31
And like big deep breath and let's go type thing.
Nathan LyonGUEST
17:35
And then Mike, I was lucky enough to have an incredible group of people around me when I debuted and had Mike Hussey, Ricky Ponting, Shane Watson, Brad Harden, Mitchell Johnson, Ryan Harris, um, Michael Clarke, these guys, but there's real senior guys, and there was like Uzi, Phil Hughes, in that younger group as well.
Nathan LyonGUEST
17:53
So when I remember standing at the top of my mark, Mike Hussey ran up from mid-on and just said, whatever you do, just do it with a smile on your face.
Nathan LyonGUEST
18:01
Enjoy the moment and you'll relax.
Jack HopeHOST
66:40
...
Jack HopeHOST
66:41
Phil Hughes had been.
Max Rowe-BrownHOST
66:42
I like it.
Max Rowe-BrownHOST
66:43
I like it as an appointment.
RobHOST
44:46
I don't know his name.
RohanHOST
44:47
Philip Hughes.
RobHOST
44:48
What
RohanHOST
44:48
a shame.
Michael ClarkeGUEST
33:02
Yeah.
Michael ClarkeGUEST
33:03
The lowest point in my career was when Philip Hughes passed away.
Michael ClarkeGUEST
33:05
Yeah.
Michael ClarkeGUEST
33:06
I'm going to ask you about him in a second.
Adrian OddiHOST
37:48
So he's widely respected as an exceptionally talented batsman, tactically sharp captain and fierce competitor.
Adrian OddiHOST
37:55
But throughout his career, he divided public opinion because he was more glamorous, celebrity facing than the traditional Australian cricket archetype.
Adrian OddiHOST
38:04
Interestingly, perception softened significantly later in his career, particularly through his leadership after Philip Hughes' death, where many Australians saw a much more vulnerable, compassionate side of him.
Adrian OddiHOST
38:16
Philip Hughes was a highly talented Australian batsman, one of your best friends.
Brian HutsonHOST
31:53
great, great song for sure.
Josh GriffinHOST
31:55
And you got Phillip Hughes on lead and Tim Shirt on baritone.
Josh GriffinHOST
31:59
Yeah.
Josh GriffinHOST
31:59
Just in the middle of driving that song.
Andy RyanHOST
14:35
The commentators also seem surprisingly calm and I do query perhaps the one group of people I am willing to be a little bit more critical of are the TV directors who show multiple slow motion replays of what is a pretty sickening incident to watch.
Andy RyanHOST
14:51
I think for all of us today, we're watching this in the context of Philip Hughes' tragic death in 2014.
Andy RyanHOST
14:58
And I don't think any one player, umpire, commentator would respond in quite a similar way today.
Toby ChadHOST
15:04
It is interesting, isn't it, though, this question of when sport becomes spectacle.
Toby ChadHOST
15:42
We all knew that people could get seriously hurt.
Toby ChadHOST
15:45
It was pretty unthinkable that it was going to be.
Toby ChadHOST
15:48
you know, kind of the ultimate seriousness until the Philip Hughes incident came along.
Toby ChadHOST
15:52
And that did kind of change the perception across the board, didn't it?
Geoff LemonHOST
51:33
Yeah, yeah.
Geoff LemonHOST
51:33
But, but no one had make, made a double in state cricket, but not long before this was when Philip Hughes made a double against a South Africa-
Adam CollinsHOST
51:41
Yes
Geoff LemonHOST
51:41
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Jameel QureshiGUEST
32:24
Will Sheridan was in that side who played Shield cricket for Victoria oh first class cricket for Victoria I think and Mitch Gowan who's one of the best best cricketers best bats I ever sort of come across we beat them and then the third day I think we had Riverina we beat them and then we ended up in the final against Hunter and we ended up winning it and we were just like it was essentially from zero to hero sort of thing and first time the Western region ever won the CHS carnival and that was pretty special um playing at the scg that was that was very special like your dream well for me for me scg is the home of cricket people say lords and all that sort of stuff but if you ask me the best players that have ever played the game uh called the scg home and there's just so much history there so to be able to play to be able to play in that play i'll play on the scg and captain the sides that i played on on there like Yeah, it was just very, very special.
Jameel QureshiGUEST
33:24
I played with Philip Hughes.
Jameel QureshiGUEST
33:26
Philip Hughes is probably the best...
Jameel QureshiGUEST
33:31
Yeah, it's hard to say best cricketer that you ever...
Jameel QureshiGUEST
33:34
But definitely the best bat that I ever played against.
Jameel QureshiGUEST
33:37
I've been lucky to play against Steve Smith and all those guys.
Jameel QureshiGUEST
33:41
Philip Hughes always holds a soft spot in my heart.
Jameel QureshiGUEST
33:45
Been a left-hand open at bat.
JihanGUEST
15:35
And who knows, he may come off in South Africa.
JihanGUEST
15:37
I mean, back in 2009, Philip Hughes went there and smashed Telstain and Mourney Morkle all over the place.
JihanGUEST
15:47
So, you know, there's a potential for that to happen.
JihanGUEST
15:52
With Marnus Labuschagne, I think I would stick with him, because I just don't know who else is going to come in as a number three.

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