Horrendous week for sports
Fighting for his life after being hit by a bouncer, Phil Hughes received solid support and best wishes for a speedy recovery from the cricket fraternity. Photo: Screengrab- Hillel Oscar, the former Israeli cricket captain who was killed when hit by a ball when umpiring a game on Saturday. His death comes just two days after Australian batsman Phillip Hughes died of a severe head injury after being hit by a bouncer in a
- Former football star David Beckham has been injured in a car crash after he collected his eldest son Brooklyn from training. Photo: AP/ File
- Although Webber, quit Formula One in 2013, was not seriously hurt, he was taken the medical center for further checks. Photo: Screengrab
- The 38-year-old Australian's Porsche 911 made contact with Matteo Cressoni's on the final corner of the six-hour race in Sao Paulo and slammed into a track barrier.
- Former Formula One driver Mark Webber had a lucky escape from a high-speed crash at the World Endurance series race in Brazil. Photo: AP/ File
- A 43-year-old supporter of the Deportivo died in violent clashes near the stadium. He had to be fished out of the freezing Manzanares river near Atletico's Calderon stadium after dozens of rival fans battled in the streets a few hours before kickoff.
- The La Liga game between FC Deportivo and Atletico de Madrid was marred by clashes between the supporters of the teams outside the Vicente Calderon stadium in Madrid.
- The football legend's manager clarified that he (Pele) was moved to 'special care' unit as he needed to receive the proper treatment. Pele too tweeted saying, "he is doing fine." However, that has not really helped much as his fans continue to worry
- Pele was admitted to the hospital on Monday for a medical evaluation and was diagnosed with the urinary infection. The football fans went into panic mode after the hospital released a statement saying the 74-year-old Pele was transferred to a "
- Phillip Hughes remains in critical condition and will have more scans after undergoing emergency surgery to relieve pressure on his brain at a Sydney hospital. Phot: AFP/ File
Fighting for his life after being hit by a bouncer, Phil Hughes received solid support and best wishes for a speedy recovery from the cricket fraternity. Photo: Screengrab
Horrendous week for sports
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