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NZ may play day-night Test in India?

| | Apr 26, 2016, at 11:34 pm
Wellington, Apr 26 (IBNS) New Zealand Cricket (NZC) on Tuesday announced that there is a possibility that the national cricket side may play a day-night Test match with pink ball while touring India later this year.

Recently, Indian cricket officials had announced that they ''will" play one of New Zealand's tests on their visit under lights.

New Zealand Cricket might be accepting the idea.

NZC chief executive David White spoke on the issue with Indian officials recently during the International Cricket Council meeting in Dubai, reports said.

''We've said we are receptive to the idea," White was quoted as saying by the New Zealand Herald.

''We will work closely with the players, but in saying that, if the trials look good and they (India) are comfortable with (the trials) it's very positive from our point of view. We believe day-night test cricket has a big future in the game," the NZC chief executive said.

 

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