Day - Night Test Cricket

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No one seems to like the pink ball and having never used one i don't know. But anything that changes the balance between bat and ball in Test cricket is a bad thing. Test cricket must not compromise it's integrity we have T20 for that.
 
To be honest I'm not sure about this. Not enough trial has been done at a lower level and I think more of that needs to occur in first-class games.

Having bowled with a pink ball they do last longer than the white ones and they do swing a bit. The most testing time will be at dusk/sunset when night is approaching. I reckon the ball would hoop a mile if the right conditions are there.
 
What happened to the orange ball? I've always thought they looked more promising than the pink one.
 
SLA said:
What happened to the orange ball? I've always thought they looked more promising than the pink one.
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Apparently through the air the orange ball left a 'tail' kind of like a comet making it hard to pick up batting.
 
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