Australian Test cricket captain Michael Clarke (back C) and Australian batsman Aaron Finch (front C) carry the coffin of Australian batsman Phillip Hughes with friends and family after his funeral in his home town of Macksville in northern New South Wales. (AFP)
Live footage on a big screen shows Australian Test cricket captain Michael Clarke (top C) attending the funeral of Australian batsman Phillip Hughes, as people watch from the school oval in Hughes' home town of Macksville in northern New South Wales . (AFP)
Australian bowler Sean Abbott (R) arrives for the funeral of Australian cricket batsman Phillip Hughes in Macksville, northern New South Wales. (AFP)
A pedestrian looks at cricket bats and signs placed outside St. Patricks Primary School hours before the funeral of Australian batsman Phillip Hughes in his home town of Macksville in northern New South Wales. (AFP)
Former Australian bowler Shane Warne (R) and West Indian batsman Brian Lara arrive for the funeral of Australian cricket batsman Phillip Hughes in Macksville, northern New South Wales. (AFP)
Australian Test cricket captain Michael Clarke and his wife Kyly Clarke arrive for the funeral of Australian batsman Phillip Hughes in his home town of Macksville in northern New South Wales. (AFP)
A man leaves after placing a bat next to the cricket pitch where Australian batsman Phillip Hughes fell after receiving a bouncer ball, prior to live broadcast of his funeral at the Sydney Cricket Ground. (AFP)
Australia's Prime Minister Tony Abbott (C) arrives for the funeral of Australian cricket batsman Phillip Hughes in Macksville, northern New South Wales. (AFP)
People watch live a broadcast of Australian batsman Phillip Hughes funeral broadcast from his home town Macksville at the Sydney Cricket Ground. (AFP)
Mourners look at the 63 bats detailing the career of cricketer Phillip Hughes during a memorial service at the Sydney Cricket Ground. (AFP)