With KL Rahul impressing with the bat in India's 295-run win over Australia in Perth and Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill returning for the next Test at Adelaide, India's batting has been has been in a state of conundrum?

India's depth seam bowling unit spoke about the experience of the pink ball, and what kind of challenges it poses for batters and bowlers alike.

India captain Rohit Sharma listed himself at No.5 in line-up of the pink ball warm-up game vs Prime Minister's XI. Could that be an indication of the captain sacrificing his position in the Adelaide Test?

India's second Test in Australia, a day-night pink-ball match, poses new challenges for Indian pacers, who are adjusting to the unique characteristics of the ball. Prasidh Krishna noted its heavier, more pronounced seam,

The Indian speedsters opened up about their experiences of bowling with the pink ball ahead of the 2nd Test vs Australia. India lead the 5-match series 1-0 vs Australia.

Rohit Sharma returns as India captain as they begin their preparations for the Adelaide pink-ball Test with a two-day practice match in Canberra against the Australian Prime Minister's XI.