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As per statistics, of the total 20 Tests that have been played worldwide, only 6 have reached the fifth day.

BCCI not in favour of holding pink-ball Test vs Australia

According to reports, there will be no pink-ball Test during Australia's tour of India

Tap to know why BCCI is unwilling to host another Day/Night Test in India anytime soon

As per statistics, of the total 20 Tests that have been played worldwide, only 6 have reached the fifth day.

BCCI is reportedly unwilling to host another Day/Night Test in India. Even during Australia's tour of India which will happen in February, no pink ball Test will be conducted, as per reports.&nbsp;
While no specific reasons have been enlisted, as per a BCCI official, it is majorly about the dissatisfaction of the stakeholders which is mostly around the slump in the duration of the day-nighter Test matches.&nbsp;
As per statistics, of the total 20 Tests that have been played worldwide, only 6 have reached the fifth day. The records are poorer for India, none of the D/N Test games have reached the fifth day. Games against Bangladesh, England and Sri Lanka lasted just 3, 2 and 3 days respectively.
While the BCCI official did not outright mention the grievances of the stakeholders, they said, it leads to a lot of issues, particularly with the public who buy tickets for 5 days.&nbsp;
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The Indian cricket team is set to play its third pink-ball test at home after BCCI president Sourav Ganguly confirmed that the Sri Lanka Test series will include a Day/Night Test.
In a chat with Sportstar, Ganguly said that pink-ball Test will be played in Bengaluru, however, the decision on all the venues for the Sri Lanka series is yet to be taken.
Notably, the Bengaluru test is going to be India's former Test captain Virat Kohli's 100th Test match. Sri Lanka is scheduled to tour India for two Tests and three T20Is later this month.
Earlier, India has played only two pink-ball Tests at the home soil, first against Bangladesh at Kolkata while the second against England in Ahmedabad.
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India and Sri Lanka to play pink-ball Test at Bengaluru: Sourav Ganguly

The Indian cricket team is set to play its third pink-ball test at home after BCCI president Sourav Ganguly confirmed that the Sri Lanka Test series will include a Day/Night Test

The Indian cricket team is set to play its third pink-ball test at home after BCCI president Sourav Ganguly confirmed that the Sri Lanka Test series will include a Day/Night Test.
In a chat with Sportstar, Ganguly said that pink-ball Test will be played in Bengaluru, however, the decision on all the venues for the Sri Lanka series is yet to be taken.
Notably, the Bengaluru test is going to be India's former Test captain Virat Kohli's 100th Test match. Sri Lanka is scheduled to tour India for two Tests and three T20Is later this month.
Earlier, India has played only two pink-ball Tests at the home soil, first against Bangladesh at Kolkata while the second against England in Ahmedabad.

The Indian cricket team is set to play its third pink-ball test at home after BCCI president Sourav Ganguly confirmed that the Sri Lanka Test series will include a Day/Night Test

The Indian cricket team is set to play its third pink-ball test at home after BCCI president Sourav Ganguly confirmed that the Sri Lanka Test series will include a Day/Night Test.
In a chat with Sportstar, Ganguly said that pink-ball Test will be played in Bengaluru, however, the decision on all the venues for the Sri Lanka series is yet to be taken.
Notably, the Bengaluru test is going to be India's former Test captain Virat Kohli's 100th Test match. Sri Lanka is scheduled to tour India for two Tests and three T20Is later this month.
Earlier, India has played only two pink-ball Tests at the home soil, first against Bangladesh at Kolkata while the second against England in Ahmedabad.
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The BCCI is planning to host a Day-Night Test match vs Sri Lanka in Bengaluru.
According to a report in the Times of India, the board is keen on taking the Test series vs the Lankans to Bengaluru despite the possibility of limiting the venues owing to the Covid-19 wave.
The tour was earlier due to start with the Test series but Sri Lanka Cricket had requested the BCCI to start with the T20I series as it would be convenient for the visiting T20 squad to leave the bubble in Australia and enter the other in India. 
However, it's still not clear whether Bengaluru will host the 1st Test, which will also be Virat Kohli's 100th Test.
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BCCI wants Virat Kohli's 100th Test to be a Day-Night fixture vs Sri Lanka in Bengaluru

Is BCCI planning to make Virat Kohli's iconic 100th Test match special? Tap to know the plans for the 1st Test vs Sri Lanka in Bengaluru

The BCCI&nbsp;is planning to host a Day-Night Test match vs Sri&nbsp;Lanka in Bengaluru.
According to a report in the Times of India, the board is keen on taking the Test series vs the Lankans&nbsp;to Bengaluru&nbsp;despite the possibility of limiting the venues owing to the Covid-19 wave.
The tour was earlier due to start with the Test series but Sri&nbsp;Lanka&nbsp;Cricket had requested the BCCI&nbsp;to start with the T20I series as it would be convenient for the visiting T20 squad to leave the bubble in Australia and enter the other in India.&nbsp;
However, it's still not clear whether Bengaluru&nbsp;will host the 1st Test, which will also be Virat&nbsp;Kohli's&nbsp;100th Test.

With Virat Kohli all set to play his 100th Test match, the BCCI&nbsp;is planning to make it a Day-Night Test vs Sri&nbsp;Lanka in Bengaluru

The BCCI&nbsp;is planning to host a Day-Night Test match vs Sri&nbsp;Lanka in Bengaluru.
According to a report in the Times of India, the board is keen on taking the Test series vs the Lankans&nbsp;to Bengaluru&nbsp;despite the possibility of limiting the venues owing to the Covid-19 wave.
The tour was earlier due to start with the Test series but Sri&nbsp;Lanka&nbsp;Cricket had requested the BCCI&nbsp;to start with the T20I series as it would be convenient for the visiting T20 squad to leave the bubble in Australia and enter the other in India.&nbsp;
However, it's still not clear whether Bengaluru&nbsp;will host the 1st Test, which will also be Virat&nbsp;Kohli's&nbsp;100th Test.
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Australian cricket team continued their winning streak in the Day/Night Tests at home as they defeated England by 275 runs in the second Ashes Test at the Adelaide Oval.

Ashes 2nd Test: Australia thrash England by 275 runs, register record nine wins in D/N Tests

Chasing 486 runs to win the second Test, England were bowled out for 192 as Australia won the 2nd Test by 275 runs

Australian cricket team continued their winning streak in the Day/Night Tests at home as they defeated England by 275 runs in the second Ashes Test at the Adelaide Oval. This was Australia's record ninth D/N Test win in as many matches at home soil. The Kangaroos have now taken a 2-0 lead in the five-match Ashes series.
Chasing 486 runs to win the second Test, England resumed their innings from 82-4 on the final day and the hosts took just 15 balls to get the first wicket of the day. The visitors were looking to draw the test match but Aussies continued to take wickets at regular intervals.
However, Jos Buttler curbed his natural instinct and consumed more than 200 deliveries for 26 runs, taking the game in final session but couldn't evade the inevitable as he was dismissed hit-wicket as the hosts won by 275 runs.
Meanwhile, Australia have named an unchanged 15-man squad for the remaining three Ashes tests.
Josh Hazlewood and Pat Cummins, who were unavailable for the Adelaide test for different reasons will rejoin the squad on Thursday for Boxing Day Test.

Australian cricket team continued their winning streak in the Day/Night Tests at home as they defeated England by 275 runs in the second Ashes Test at the Adelaide Oval

Australian cricket team continued their winning streak in the Day/Night Tests at home as they defeated England by 275 runs in the second Ashes Test at the Adelaide Oval. This was Australia's record ninth D/N Test win in as many matches at home soil. The Kangaroos have now taken a 2-0 lead in the five-match Ashes series.
Chasing 486 runs to win the second Test, England resumed their innings from 82-4 on the final day and the hosts took just 15 balls to get the first wicket of the day. The visitors were looking to draw the test match but Aussies continued to take wickets at regular intervals.
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However, Jos Buttler curbed his natural instinct and consumed more than 200 deliveries for 26 runs, taking the game in final session but couldn't evade the inevitable as he was dismissed hit-wicket as the hosts won by 275 runs.
Meanwhile, Australia have named an unchanged 15-man squad for the remaining three Ashes tests.
Josh Hazlewood and Pat Cummins, who were unavailable for the Adelaide test for different reasons will rejoin the squad on Thursday for Boxing Day Test.

Though India dominated major part of its first-ever Pink Ball Test, Australia managed to pull off a draw on the 4th and final day

India vs Australia Day Night Test: Pink Ball Test ends in a draw

India impress in its first Day-Night Test but Australia manage a draw

After ending Australia's 26-match winning run in ODIs, India impressed in its first-ever Day-Night Test as well, but Australia managed to pull off a draw on the 4th and final day.
In reply to India's 377/8, the hosts declared at 241/9 but Mithali Raj's&nbsp;side secured a crucial 136-run 1st innings lead. Shafali&nbsp;Verama&nbsp;scored a quick half-century as India declared its 2nd innings at 135/3, setting the Aussies a target of 272 runs. Draw was a likely result and it did happen as Australia ended the final&nbsp;day at 36/2.&nbsp;
Australia lead India 6-4 in the multi-format series so far and both teams will now shift focus to the 3-match T20 series starting&nbsp;October 7.

Though India dominated major part of its first-ever Pink Ball Test, Australia managed to pull off a draw on the 4th and final day

After ending Australia's 26-match winning run in ODIs, India impressed in its first-ever Day-Night Test as well, but Australia managed to pull off a draw on the 4th and final day.
In reply to India's 377/8, the hosts declared at 241/9 but Mithali Raj's&nbsp;side secured a crucial 136-run 1st innings lead. Shafali&nbsp;Verama&nbsp;scored a quick half-century as India declared its 2nd innings at 135/3, setting the Aussies a target of 272 runs. Draw was a likely result and it did happen as Australia ended the final&nbsp;day at 36/2.&nbsp;
Australia lead India 6-4 in the multi-format series so far and both teams will now shift focus to the 3-match T20 series starting&nbsp;October 7.
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Mithali Raj's India will take on Australia in their first ever Pink-Ball Test but will miss the services of Harmanpreet Kaur who has been ruled out due to injury

India vs Australia Pink-ball Test, Day-Night Test, Harmanpreet Kaur ruled out

Harmanpreet Kaur-less India gearing up for its first pink-ball test Australia

After ending Australia's 26-match winning run in ODIs, the Indian team will&nbsp;face a new challenge when they take on the hosts in a test match after 15 years. This will be India&rsquo;s second test this year while the Aussie women last played against England in 2019. Interestingly, it&nbsp;will also be India&rsquo;s first pink ball test.
Like the ODI&nbsp;series, the visitors will miss the services of their vice-captain Harmanpreet Kaur, who has been&nbsp;ruled out of the test due to injury. Given the members of the squad both the teams are expected to bat deep. India will rely on their openers Shefali Verma and Smriti Mandhana&nbsp;to give them a firing start as they did in the test against England. Whereas captain Mithali&nbsp;Raj&nbsp;will be looking to salvage her form and deliver for the team.

Mithali Raj's India will take on Australia in their first ever Pink-Ball Test but will miss the services of Harmanpreet Kaur who has been ruled out due to injury

After ending Australia's 26-match winning run in ODIs, the Indian team will&nbsp;face a new challenge when they take on the hosts in a test match after 15 years. This will be India&rsquo;s second test this year while the Aussie women last played against England in 2019. Interestingly, it&nbsp;will also be India&rsquo;s first pink ball test.
Like the ODI&nbsp;series, the visitors will miss the services of their vice-captain Harmanpreet Kaur, who has been&nbsp;ruled out of the test due to injury. Given the members of the squad both the teams are expected to bat deep. India will rely on their openers Shefali Verma and Smriti Mandhana&nbsp;to give them a firing start as they did in the test against England. Whereas captain Mithali&nbsp;Raj&nbsp;will be looking to salvage her form and deliver for the team.
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CricBait: The Indian Safari powered by @BoatNirvana: Motera is ready to host the Pink Ball Test, who will have the advantage?

CricBait: The Indian Safari powered by boAt: Red Carpet in Ahmedabad for the Pink Ball Test   

CricBait: The Indian Safari powered by @BoatNirvana: Motera is ready to host the Pink Ball Test, who will have the advantage? @UkinIndia HE @AlexWEllis joins the chats with @Chawla_Yash, @CricBC, @BoredCricket, @Lav_vaid and Khyati Patel

CricBait: The Indian Safari powered by @BoatNirvana: Motera is ready to host the Pink Ball Test, who will have the advantage? British High Commissioner to India HE Alexander Ellis joins the chats with Yash Chawla, Rajesh Tiwary, Gaurav Sethi , Lav Vaid and Khyati Patel

CricBait: The Indian Safari powered by @BoatNirvana: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/ahmedabad-s-motera-stadium-10-things-you-should-know-1614078140350" target="_blank" >Motera</a> is ready to host the Pink Ball Test, who will have the advantage? British High Commissioner to India HE Alexander Ellis joins the chats with Yash Chawla, Rajesh Tiwary, Gaurav Sethi , Lav Vaid and Khyati Patel

India Vs England 2021:While England has never won an away pink ball Test, India comprehensively beat Bangladesh in their only day-night Test on home soil.

India Vs England 2021: India eyeing 2-1 but can the pink ball 'swing' momentum in England's favour?

While England has never won an away pink ball Test, India comprehensively beat Bangladesh in their only day-night Test on home soil.

India eyeing 2-1 but can the pink ball 'swing' momentum in England's favour?

India would look to take their newly-found momentum into the 3rd Test but outplaying England with the pink ball won't be easy. England's James Anderson would be licking his lips to bowl during the&nbsp;twilight period.
The highest Test wicket-taker amongst pacers, Anderson,&nbsp;became the first Englishman to take a wicket with the pink ball and also has a 5-wicket-haul in the day-night Test under his belt. But England's away record with the pink ball isn't great as they have never tasted victory in a day-night Test outside home.
Hosts India on the other hand outplayed Bangladesh in their only pink ball Test on home soil with Ishant&nbsp;Sharma and Umesh&nbsp;Yadav&nbsp;picking a 5-fer&nbsp;each.
The pitch at the newly renovated <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/ahmedabad-s-motera-stadium-10-things-you-should-know-1614078140350" target="_blank" >Motera&nbsp;Cricket Stadium in Ahmedabad</a>&nbsp;though is expected to favour the spinners and with the 4-match series locked at 1-1, India would be eager to capitalise on the home advantage and further strengthen&nbsp;their chances of punching their ticket to the World Test Championship final.&nbsp;

Veteran English speedster James Anderson who played a pivotal role in England's win over India in the 1st Test in Chennai says that he can't wait for the Pink-ball Test.

India Vs England 2021: Anderson raring to go in day-night Test against India

"The stadium looks great. I think it's not going to be full, but I think the atmosphere will be pretty, pretty special"

Anderson raring to go in day-night Test against India

Veteran English speedster James&nbsp;Anderson who played a pivotal role in England's win over India in the 1st Test in Chennai says that he can't wait for the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/ahmedabad-s-motera-stadium-10-things-you-should-know-1614078140350" target="_blank" >Pink-ball Test in Ahemdabad</a>.
Anderson said,&nbsp;"The stadium looks great. I think it's not going to be full, but I think the atmosphere will be pretty, pretty special. I think that the pink-ball Test matches that we've played, have had a different atmosphere as well and a really special one, something that the guys will remember. So we're all looking forward to it immensely. And going into it one-all, the series right in the balance.
We've obviously had a disappointing second Test, but the key... we've tried to maintain level heads throughout. We don't get too excited when we win. We don't get too down when we lose. We've got to try and just improve on how we've been performing. And hopefully, we can go out there, do our best and our best to be good enough to get a victory."

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