Australia's star bowler, Mitchell Starc, who uprooted batsmen from his sharp bowling, believes that if there is a match with Team India after Corona, then a Pink Knight ball should be played in a Day-Night Test. India first played a test match with Bangladesh in Kolkata last year with the pink ball, in which India beat Bangladesh.

According to media reports, Stark, one of the bowlers who took the most wickets with a pink ball during a conversation with a website, said that he is waiting to play day-night Test in the upcoming home series against India. The Australian team has been playing day and night Test since 2015 but India has played only one Test match with a pink ball. 30-year-old Stark said, on the question of strengthening the pan of Australia, 'India has played with the pink ball in their home. In this way, it is not completely new for them. As far as the pan is concerned, our record with the pink ball in domestic matches is excellent.

Earlier Stark believed that the ban on saliva used to shine the ball can make cricket 'quite boring'. Stark said on Tuesday that the thrill of the game would end if the balance between the ball and the bat was not balanced. He said that it will also discourage youths wanting to bowl fast in future.

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