ImpatientLime
International Regular
done, representing the middle.
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nightprowler10
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Good idea. Got my sig idea from reddit last night.
honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
RIP Hughesy... From all accounts one of the most genuinely nice guys in the cricketing circuit.. Nice guys are taken away from us way way too early 
Wish and Pray that his family and friends find the strength to cope with this.. Wish Sean Abbott the best too and hope he can recover from this shock... And wish all the players and others involved and affected the strength to cope and deal with such a loss..
Back in school, when we were playing a fun game with multiple matches happening n the same ground, there was one match where they were using an actual cricket ball.. Rest of us were playing with the hard tennis balls.. And my friend who was fielding midwicket in our game happened to be where forward short leg would have been in the cricket ball game and got hit flush round about the same area Hughes was hit.. He was in pain and we gave some ice and thankfully he was better and was actually able to play the rest of our game.. But incidents like this make me feel how a matter of millimeters can make or break a life ONe of the most tragic days in cricket history
Wish and Pray that his family and friends find the strength to cope with this.. Wish Sean Abbott the best too and hope he can recover from this shock... And wish all the players and others involved and affected the strength to cope and deal with such a loss..Back in school, when we were playing a fun game with multiple matches happening n the same ground, there was one match where they were using an actual cricket ball.. Rest of us were playing with the hard tennis balls.. And my friend who was fielding midwicket in our game happened to be where forward short leg would have been in the cricket ball game and got hit flush round about the same area Hughes was hit.. He was in pain and we gave some ice and thankfully he was better and was actually able to play the rest of our game.. But incidents like this make me feel how a matter of millimeters can make or break a life
ONe of the most tragic days in cricket history