Pink Ball  

BCCI president Sourav Ganguly has confirmed that India will play two day-night Tests. India's first-ever pink ball Test was played in Kolkata last year

Ahead of the India-Australia opening ODI in Mumbai, Virat Kohli has declared that India are ready to play a day/night Test in Australia later this year when they tour Down Under

In an exclusive interview with MyNation, spin legend EAS Prasanna explains how Kapil Dev changed India's fast bowling and it has reaped rewards now with the emergence of a battery of pacemen in the country best known for spin

Watch MyNation’s Sportstop weekly sports review show for the week November 18 to 24. The big news from last week is India setting a world record after their pink ball Test victory over Bangladesh in Kolkata. Also, Indian teenager Lakshya Sen won Scottish Open badminton title in Glasgow. All this and more in today’s (November 25) episode of Sportstop

With this success at Kolkata’s iconic Eden Gardens, India made a clean sweep of the series 2-0. They had won the opening Test too by an innings margin in Indore

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Later, Nayeem Hasan too took a blow on his helmet from Mohammed Shami. As Bangladesh’s physio was busy attending to Liton Das, Indian physio Nitin Patel was called to the ground by Virat Kohli and his teammates

'I am really really excited to come here to Kolkata. I know that this is the new leaf in the Indian cricket's history because this is the first day-night Test match. Great effort by Sourav and the rest of the team at the BCCI,' Sachin Tendulkar said ahead of the India-Bangladesh pink ball Test

It took India a new BCCI regime under maverick former captain Sourav Ganguly to take the pink ball plunge, a good seven years after the International Cricket Council approved the format to revive interest in Tests

In this exlusive interview with MyNation, SG marketing director Paras Anand speaks about the pink ball making and the historic India-Bangladesh day/night Test in Kolkata. SG company has manufactured the pink balls for the Test

Here is your complete guide to the historic day/night Test between India and Bangladesh at Kolkata's Eden Gardens. This will be the first-ever pink ball Test for both teams

'Wrist spinners will have one advantage if you see because it's going to be very difficult to pick the seam (with black stitches) of pink ball,' Harbhajan Singh said

Speaking at an event in Singapore, National Cricket Academy (NCA) head Rahul Dravid said day/night Tests will bring the crowds back to stadiums. He also explained how it will be difficult to handle the dew factor

Ahead of the India vs Bangladesh day/night Test, get to know from the company (SG) what it takes to manufacture a pink ball

India and Bangladesh will feature in a day/night Test for the first time. The match will be played in Kolkata from November 22. India lead the two-match series 1-0 after winning the Indore Test by an innings and 130 runs