ADELAIDE: Australia and New Zealand are the two teams who will script a new chapter in the history of the longest format of the game on Friday.
Australia and New Zealand will lock horns in the first-ever day-night Test match at the Adelaide Oval from 27 November, Friday.
Aussies has been leading the series with 1-0 lead in 3 match Test series at their home grounds, Australian Pacer Mitchel Johnson has announced the retirement from International cricket and will miss the first ever Day and Night Test match of cricket history.
The day-night Test match has attracted massive interest from cricket lovers and the ticket sales suggest that there will be at least 40,000 fans present on the first day of the third Test match between Australia and New Zealand at the Adelaide Oval on Friday.
The ball is going to move around a little extra under the lights and that might just cause some trouble to the batsmen of both the sides.
The pitch has a greenish topping so that the pink ball holds on for a little longer than it is expected. Much has been spoken about the visibility of the pink ball under the artificial lights but it seems that the batsmen are facing no problem whatsoever while compiling big totals.
Match will start at 9 am IST 3:30 am GMT, 2 pm local time.
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