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Cape Town - Proteas players have taken to Twitter to send messages of support to Australian batsman Phillip Hughes, who suffered a head injury after being struck by a short delivery in a domestic match.
The South Australian opener, who was wearing a helmet, had scored a composed 63 when he was hit by a ball from Sean Abbott while attempting a pull shot.
The 25-year-old remained in a critical condition in a Sydney hospital after undergoing emergency surgery as the sports world rallied around him.
Proteas ODI captain AB de Villiers tweeted:
The South Australian opener, who was wearing a helmet, had scored a composed 63 when he was hit by a ball from Sean Abbott while attempting a pull shot.
The 25-year-old remained in a critical condition in a Sydney hospital after undergoing emergency surgery as the sports world rallied around him.
Proteas ODI captain AB de Villiers tweeted:
Thoughts & prayers go out to Phil Hughes with that horrible incident. Hoping for a speedy recovery
— AB de Villiers (@ABdeVilliers17) November 25, 2014
Thoughts and prayers go out to Phil Hughes and his Family. ??
— JP Duminy (@jpduminy21) November 25, 201Thoughts and prayers going out to Phil Hughes. Hope to see you back on the park soon.
— Morne Morkel (@mornemorkel65) November 25, 2014
