Dave Richard, chief executive of the International Cricket Council, was quoted as telling Monday's edition of The Times that a different color to the red ball currently used would help test cricket under floodlights.A pink ball will be used in the inaugural day-night test between Australia and New Zealand starting Nov. 27 in Adelaide.
Richard says "Long term, we will probably end up with a pink or greeny-yellow ball so that we can play under floodlights, if the different colored ball is good enough."
A white ball is used during limited-overs cricket.
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