The Test is scheduled to be held at the Eden Gardens from November 22-26 and will be the second game of a two-match series. The development ended days of speculation after Ganguly first proposed the idea to the Bangladesh Cricket Board, which faced resistance from its players and sat for multiple meetings to convince them. “The BCB has confirmed and we are having a pink-ball Test. It’s a good development. Test cricket needs this push. Me and my team were bent on it and thanks to Virat (Kohli) also, he agreed,” Ganguly told PTI. Bit of history. India to play its first day/night test in Kolkata against Bangladesh starting Oct 22. The timings will be interesting to see given that you don’t want dew to have a major say. But this is a beginning and the first sign of change post @SGanguly99 becoming president — Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha) October 29, 2019 Bangladesh’s South African coach Russell Domingo conceded in Dhaka that there are concerns about how the match will pan out but the team has decided to accept the change and explore new avenues. The match will start at 2pm (IST) and will comprise a Tea and Dinner break. “We… Read full this story
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