BCCI president Sourav Ganguly said he will share his experiences of hosting a pink-ball Test at Eden with other associations
Making his intentions clear to promote Day-Night matches, BCCI president Sourav Ganguly said nobody wants to play "Test cricket in front of 5,000 people". The former captain, with support from skipper Virat Kohli, will push for the Indian cricket team to play a pink-ball Test in every series. (More Cricket News)
India took to pink-ball Tests after initial resistance on Ganguly's insistence as Kohli and boys took on Bangladesh at the Eden Gardens last month.
It was a gala affair as Eden Gardens witnessed sellout crowd although the match was as lopsided as it can get with the home team winning by a massive margin.
"I am pretty upbeat about it," Ganguly told The Week.
"I feel this is the way forward. Not every test, but at least one test in a series."
Ganguly said he will share his experiences of hosting a pink-ball Test at Eden with other associations.
"I will share my experiences with the board and we will try and implement it in other places. After this, everyone is ready. Nobody wants to play test cricket in front of 5,000 people," the former India captain said.