"With the cricket boards opening to the idea of day night Test with the pink ball and experimenting with the idea, McGrath said the "pink ball adds a new dimension to the game. "India are hosting the Duleep Trophy matches with pink ball this season even as Australia and New Zealand have already played a Test match with pink ball under flood lights. "Obviously the pink ball does a little bit more, you got a little bit grass on the wicket. It's a little bit more in bowler's favour, it's going to swing around, it's going to nip around a little bit more. "McGrath also took questions on how shorter version of the game was throwing up different challenge for the fast bowlers.

Source: Times of India August 23, 2016 13:41 UTC