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AUSW vs INDW: Pink Ball Does Move Quite A Bit, Says Mithali Raj Ahead Of Their Day-Night Test
India captain Mithali Raj disclosed that the team had their first training session with the pink ball on Tuesday. She admitted that the experience of training with the pink ball was different as they are not used to seeing the pink ball often.
"The first training session that we had with the pink ball was yesterday. Yes, for everybody it was a little bit of a different experience because we are not so used to seeing a pink ball around. It does move quite a bit. I think that's pretty much the first impression of playing with a pink ball," said Mithali in a virtual media interaction on Wednesday.
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