Tributes have been paid to cricketer Phillip Hughes who has died, aged 25.
The Australian died two days after being struck on the head by a bouncer while batting for South Australia against New South Wales at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
Australia and India have agreed to move the first Test to Adelaide as part of a reshuffle in the schedule following the death of batsman Phil Hughes.
The first Test was planned to take place in Brisbane on Thursday but will be move back by a week in order to allow the players more time to recover after Hughes' funeral on Wednesday.
"Nobody should underestimate just what these players are going through right now," Cricket Australia (CA) chief executive James Sutherland said in a statement on Monday.
"These are difficult days and we need to support them in dealing with their grief.
"It's very clear that playing a Test right now is just too soon and we are reacting accordingly."
A man in Australia has caused outrage after taking a cricket bat left out at a memorial in honour of Phil Hughes.
Australia bid an emotional farewell to cricketer Phillip Hughes at a funeral in his hometown this morning with a live nationwide broadcast.
Cricket stars, celebrities and fans have joined a social media campaign paying tribute to Phil Hughes by leaving their cricket bats out.