were called 63 and Not Out in honour of Hughes. Sydney rapper Urthboy released "Nambucca Boy" as a tribute to Hughes. Matthew Wade also has a likeness of Hughes tattooed on his right forearm. In the first home Ashes series since Hughes' passing, Australia decided to extend play to the 5th day on the First Ashes Test in 2017, which coincided with the third anniversary of his passing, with David Warner looking skyward as he scored past 63*; the Barmy Army sang a light-hearted parody as a tribute to Hughes to the tune of "Winter Wonderland". Australia won the first test at The Gabba, Brisbane, by 10 wickets. A road bridge on the Pacific Highway over the Nambucca River near his rural NSW hometown of Macksville has been named after Hughes. See also List of unusual deaths Ray Chapman, an American baseball player killed after being struck by a ball during a game; he was the only player in Major League Baseball history to die of an in-game injury List of fatal accidents in cricket References Australia win ODI series opener External links 1988 births 2014 deaths Accidental deaths in New South Wales Adelaide Strikers cricketers Australian cricketers Australia One Day International cricketers Australia Test cricketers Australia Twenty20 International cricketers Australian people of Italian descent Australian expatriate sportspeople in England Australian Roman Catholics Cricket deaths Cricketers from New South Wales Cricketers who made a century on One Day International debut Deaths from subarachnoid hemorrhage Filmed deaths in sports Hampshire cricketers Middlesex cricketers Mumbai Indians cricketers New South Wales cricketers People from the Mid North Coast South Australia cricketers Sport deaths in Australia Worcestershire cricketers