‘All in different conditions’: No Indian team is still learning how to do the pink-ball test, says Jasprit Bumrah

India vice-captain Jasprit Bumrah on Friday said cricketers need to make some “mental adjustments” before the pink ball Test but it is not possible to define a set parameter for it as they have played all three days in the past. There are night games. There were different conditions.

India are gearing up for their fourth day-night Test against Sri Lanka, having previously played against Bangladesh, Australia and England.

Bumrah He is still learning how to approach the game of pink ball.

“As professional cricketers, we need to adjust as quickly as possible. The pink ball looks different while fielding. It comes earlier than you think,” Bumrah said during the pre-match virtual media interaction.

“The ball may not swing much in the afternoon session but it may swing more in the evening, all these small points are being discussed.”

“We haven’t played many pink ball matches and everything we have played was in different conditions, so no parameter can be set (on the necessary adjustments).