The challenge for the players

Indian cricket will finally embrace the pink revolution after initial reluctance when Virat Kohli https://www.hoja.com.cn/product/led-light-strips/ LED vehicle strip lights Factory seemingly infallible galacticos lock horns with a deflated Bangladesh in their maiden Day/Night Test starting here on Friday.At home too, the Indians were not open to the idea until Ganguly stepped into the picture within a week of taking charge of the BCCI. Add to it the dew factor, which players believe aggravates the bowlers' problems.Already at the top of the World Test Championship standings, India would look to consolidate their position after another series victory.

The challenge for the players would be when the dew comes in to play after the sun sets early and it remains to be seen how both the teams and the groundsmen cope with the pink ball.Ganguly convinced the Bangladesh Cricket Board to agree to a Day/Night Test just a few days before their team was to land in India. Sourav Ganguly convinced the Bangladesh Cricket Board to agree to a Day/Night Test just a few days before their team was to land in India.The pace attack along with the blazing form of the new-found opening duo -- Rohit Sharma and Mayank Agarwal -- has been the story of the season in Indian cricket..But Ganguly found Kohli on the same page and the current Indian captain took just "three seconds" to agree to the Board President's idea.Amid all the hype, there is also the small matter of India bracing up for a 12th successive home series victory.