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Cricket | November 21, 2019 16:56 ISTIndia is taking on Bangladesh in its maiden Day-Night Test match, which will be played at the iconic Eden Gardens stadium from Friday.
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India is taking on Bangladesh in its maiden Day-Night Test match, which will be played at the iconic Eden Gardens stadium from Friday.
Delhi's part-time off-spinner Nitish Rana stole the show with the ball with figures of four for 17.
The current Bangladesh team have no pink ball experience even at the domestic level and they only had four sessions with the ball after the Indore Test.
In the 46th over of Pakistan innings when Rizwan entered the crease, Paine greeted him saying he smells very nice.
"I am really excited to see how this pink ball behaves because I have played with the Kookaburra ball and Kookaburra behaves much differently to SG," said Gambhir.
After becoming 2019's second-highest run-scorer in Tests, Mayank is now eyeing a massive record of Don Bradman.
Virat Kohli didn't hide his apprehensions making it clear that "loving Test cricket" should be a choice and not compulsion, thus, sticking to original form should be a priority.
Mitchell Starc and Pat Cummins took seven wickets among themselves Pakistan were all-out for 240 on day one of the first Test against Australia at Gabba.
Team India captain Virat Kohli said that playing the pink ball will be challenging in Kolkata but Team India is ready for the Day-Night Test challenge.
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