Precisely, against the current Indian team, Bangladesh, without Shakib-al Hasan, Tamim Iqbal and even Mustafizur Rahman, looked more like a club side. Kohli and his boys have decided to stay back in Indore and practise with the pink ball during the twilight hours over the next couple of days. “The pink-ball Test is going to be exciting and will be a challenge for the batsmen. We’re just happy to be among the first to play pink-ball cricket for India,” Kohli said. India might not have prior experience of playing with the pink ball, but their game is in the pink of health at the moment.

Source: The Telegraph November 16, 2019 20:03 UTC