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ICC to trial pink balls to limit bad light stoppages
Pink balls will be used to limit play lost to bad light in Test matches in a trial introduced by the International Cricket Council (ICC).
ICC to trial pink balls to limit bad light stoppages
Pink balls will be used to limit play lost to bad light in Test matches in a trial introduced by the International Cricket Council (ICC).
ICC to trial pink balls to limit bad light stoppages
Pink balls will be used to limit play lost to bad light in Test matches in a trial introduced by the International Cricket Council (ICC).
ICC to trial pink balls to limit bad light stoppages
Pink balls will be used to limit play lost to bad light in Test matches in a trial introduced by the International Cricket Council (ICC).