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Pink-Ball Test 'Pretty Foreign' To Aussies As Well, Says Beth Mooney
Australian wicketkeeper-batter Beth Mooney has said that the one-off pink-ball Test against the Mithali Raj-led Indian women's side is "pretty foreign" to even the home team players and that the key to doing well lies in "to get as much of that sort of format into our game as well".
India's multi-format series Down Under will see them play seven matches -- three ODIs, a one-off pink-ball Test followed by three T20I games. The ODI series, which was scheduled to start on September 19, has been pushed back to September 21 owing to difficulties arising due to the stringent COVID-19 protocols in Australia.
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