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After 11 matches across 6 countries, Sourav Ganguly finally turns India to pink
New Delhi, Oct 30: "The reality is that Test cricket is faced with challenges such as declining crowd attendances in some countries, as well as issues of context and competition for attention from shorter formats of the game," ICC Chief Executive David Richardson had said before the first Day-Night Test which took place between Australia and New Zealand from November 27 in 2015.
Since then, 11 pink-ball Test matches have been played involving, Australia, New Zealand, England, South Africa, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and West Indies.
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Coming soon', says recovering Bumrah on Twitter
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Gym time high on agenda for Rohit & Co ahead of Delhi T20
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Shakib faces lengthy ban, could miss India tour
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Delhi Police told to step up security of Kohli & Co. after terror threat
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BCB chief doesn't rule out more pulls out from India tour
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Don't want to keep wickets in Tests: Mushfiqur
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Shakib Al Hasan in trouble as BCB set to take legal action
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