Google Australia have honoured fallen Australian batsman Phillip Hughes with a touching doodle on Friday. [caption id=“attachment_1826073” align=“alignleft” width=“380”]  Screen grab from Google Australia[/caption] The Google doodle in Australia showed a bat rested on a wall, as the cricket fraternity world started their ‘#putoutyourbats’ campaign in honour of the cricketer on social media. The hashtag #PutOutYourBats was started by fan Paul Taylor, a dad from Sydney, who tweeted a picture of his cricket bat outside his front door with the hashtag as a mark of respect to the player.
The hashtag soon started trending on Twitter with current and former cricket stars, celebrities and fans from all over the world sharing pictures of their bats in tribute to Hughes. Here are some tweets with the #PutOutYourBats hashtag:
The #CricketFamily has united for a powerful tribute to Phillip Hughes: http://t.co/EVLIN8Zf3v #PutOutYourBats pic.twitter.com/kWMd0JNUys
— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) November 28, 2014
From the Gilly kids xxx #PutOutYourBats #RIPPhillipHughes pic.twitter.com/aeheTLw5dI
— Adam Gilchrist (@gilly381) November 27, 2014
A nice touch from Google #putoutyourbats pic.twitter.com/64LlvK7k2w
— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) November 28, 2014
RIP Phillip Hughes, 63 not out forever. #putoutyourbats pic.twitter.com/06jHugy3l5
— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) November 27, 2014
Impact Shorts
More ShortsMy 1989 Ashes bat.. Norman on security watch#RIPHughesy #putoutyourbats pic.twitter.com/8aTDRuVDyx
— Dean Jones AM (@ProfDeano) November 27, 2014
I hit the winning runs against Australia with this bat. #RIPPhilHughes #putoutyourbats pic.twitter.com/B6k6iNg238
— Kevin Dean (@deany75) November 27, 2014
The BLACKCAPS pay tribute to Phil Hughes ahead of day two of the Test #putoutyourbats #pakvnz ^CE pic.twitter.com/s0l58YlTGh
— BLACKCAPS (@BLACKCAPS) November 28, 2014
Can't find bat. Will try attic tomorrow. For now, memento from year of Philip Hughes's birth. #putoutyourbats #RIP pic.twitter.com/vFRzO2Yth0
— Ian Ridley 💙 (@IanRidley1) November 27, 2014
I used this bat at Lords in 2010 against the West Indies and made 63* #putyourbatsout pic.twitter.com/AKcNQRH2Y6
— Graeme Swann (@Swannyg66) November 28, 2014


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