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India and Bangladesh to stay in Indore and train under lights for the next 2 days.[/caption]
Now the cricketing action shifts to the next Test match which will be played at the iconic Eden Gardens on November 22. It is going to be a historic day-night pink-ball Test for both the nations. In the latest development, India and Bangladesh are all set to stay in Indore and train under light for the next two days ahead of their maiden day-night Test.
Both the nations have decided to stay back in the same venue and utilise the time they have got because of a fast finish to the opening Test.
“We will specifically train during the twilight because we still don’t know what the ball will do during that particular phase,” a source close to Indian team management was quoted as saying.
“We’ll have a couple of practice sessions in the next two days. The first will be optional and it starts at 4 pm on Sunday. On Monday, we’ll have a full-fledged practice session.
We’ll practise with pink balls and the sessions have been scheduled in such a way so that we can train in the twilight,” said Rabeed Imam, senior media manager of Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB).
Cheteshwar Pujara who has played the Duleep Trophy day-night matches said that spotting the pink ball at twilight is going to be a challenge as the crimson colour of the sky and the pink colour of the ball would make it look more like orange.
