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Pink Ball Does More Than Red, One Has To Find His Own Way To Deal With It: Rohit Sharma
India skipper Rohit Sharma on Thursday said that one will need to devise his own methods to deal with the challenges posed by the pink Kookaburra ball during the day/night Test against Australia.
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"Bowlers Hold The Key" If Australia Are To Beat India In Test Series: Brett Lee
Brett Lee said that Australia's pace attack held the key if they are to beat India in their upcoming Test series Down Under in December.
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Brett Lee Says Saliva Ban Won't Matter With Kookaburra Balls As It Doesn't Swing Much
Brett Lee has said that the saliva ban would not matter when matches are being played with the Kookaburra ball as it does not naturally swing much.
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Australia Revert To Using Kookaburra Balls Only In Domestic Cricket
Cricket Australia introduced the Dukes ball in 2016 and they were used in the second half of each Shield season to try to accustom players to conditions in England, where Australian batsmen had often struggled.
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Kookaburra Waxes Lyrical Over Anti-Virus Cricket Ball Innovation
Kookaburra said its wax applicator is still in a "very early stage product development".
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India vs Bangladesh: Eden Gardens Curator Says Shine Less On SG Pink Ball Than Kookaburra
Virat Kohli did spend a long time batting against Mohammed Shami in the twilight phase on Wednesday.
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Kookaburra Unveil New 'Turf20' Ball For T20 Leagues And International Cricket
The ball is likely to be brought into use ahead of the 2020 ICC World Twenty20 slated to get underway from October 18 in Australia.
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IPL 2018: The League's Global Connect Encompasses Cricket Ball Suppliers From Australia
The Indian Premier League (IPL) not just invites experts but also cricket balls that are used in the tournament.
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BCCI To Stick To SG Balls For Domestic Tourneys
At the BCCI conclave held in March, most teams were happy with the use of the SG Test balls in the Ranji Trophy
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India vs South Africa: Bhuvneshwar Kumar Feels Bowling With Kookaburra Will Be Challenging
Bhuvneshwar Kumar said that the Kookaburra is the toughest ball to bowl with as it does not do much after 25-30 overs.
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Hockey World League Final: India Placed In Tough Pool B
India will open their campaign against the mighty Kookaburras on December 1 before taking on England (December 2) and Germany (December 4).
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How Bowling Coach Bharat Arun Helped Umesh Yadav Regain Consistency
Umesh Yadav is ready for the challenge of bowling in Sri Lanka with the Kookaburra cricket balls.
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Mitchell Starc Hopes to Extract Swing From SG Balls Against India
India use the SG balls in Tests on their home soil, preferring them over the Kookaburra ball, which feature in most other Test nations including Australia
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Refined Pink Ball Provides Renewed Optimism
During the first-ever Day/Night Test between Australia-New Zealand, players complained of difficulty in seeing the pink ball, particularly during the twilight hours. Shannon Gill, a spokesperson for the Kookaburra sports equipment company, admitted there was initially a problem but said it has now been addressed
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Pink Ball Test: Jury Still Out on Sighting, no Reverse or Turn
There have been varied opinions on whether an individual batsman has been able to sight the pink kookaburra ball well or not but everyone agreed that not much effort was required to 'maintain the ball'
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Pink Ball Does More Than Red, One Has To Find His Own Way To Deal With It: Rohit Sharma
India skipper Rohit Sharma on Thursday said that one will need to devise his own methods to deal with the challenges posed by the pink Kookaburra ball during the day/night Test against Australia.
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"Bowlers Hold The Key" If Australia Are To Beat India In Test Series: Brett Lee
Brett Lee said that Australia's pace attack held the key if they are to beat India in their upcoming Test series Down Under in December.
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Brett Lee Says Saliva Ban Won't Matter With Kookaburra Balls As It Doesn't Swing Much
Brett Lee has said that the saliva ban would not matter when matches are being played with the Kookaburra ball as it does not naturally swing much.
-
Australia Revert To Using Kookaburra Balls Only In Domestic Cricket
Cricket Australia introduced the Dukes ball in 2016 and they were used in the second half of each Shield season to try to accustom players to conditions in England, where Australian batsmen had often struggled.
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Kookaburra Waxes Lyrical Over Anti-Virus Cricket Ball Innovation
Kookaburra said its wax applicator is still in a "very early stage product development".
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India vs Bangladesh: Eden Gardens Curator Says Shine Less On SG Pink Ball Than Kookaburra
Virat Kohli did spend a long time batting against Mohammed Shami in the twilight phase on Wednesday.
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Kookaburra Unveil New 'Turf20' Ball For T20 Leagues And International Cricket
The ball is likely to be brought into use ahead of the 2020 ICC World Twenty20 slated to get underway from October 18 in Australia.
-
IPL 2018: The League's Global Connect Encompasses Cricket Ball Suppliers From Australia
The Indian Premier League (IPL) not just invites experts but also cricket balls that are used in the tournament.
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BCCI To Stick To SG Balls For Domestic Tourneys
At the BCCI conclave held in March, most teams were happy with the use of the SG Test balls in the Ranji Trophy
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India vs South Africa: Bhuvneshwar Kumar Feels Bowling With Kookaburra Will Be Challenging
Bhuvneshwar Kumar said that the Kookaburra is the toughest ball to bowl with as it does not do much after 25-30 overs.
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Hockey World League Final: India Placed In Tough Pool B
India will open their campaign against the mighty Kookaburras on December 1 before taking on England (December 2) and Germany (December 4).
-
How Bowling Coach Bharat Arun Helped Umesh Yadav Regain Consistency
Umesh Yadav is ready for the challenge of bowling in Sri Lanka with the Kookaburra cricket balls.
-
Mitchell Starc Hopes to Extract Swing From SG Balls Against India
India use the SG balls in Tests on their home soil, preferring them over the Kookaburra ball, which feature in most other Test nations including Australia
-
Refined Pink Ball Provides Renewed Optimism
During the first-ever Day/Night Test between Australia-New Zealand, players complained of difficulty in seeing the pink ball, particularly during the twilight hours. Shannon Gill, a spokesperson for the Kookaburra sports equipment company, admitted there was initially a problem but said it has now been addressed
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Pink Ball Test: Jury Still Out on Sighting, no Reverse or Turn
There have been varied opinions on whether an individual batsman has been able to sight the pink kookaburra ball well or not but everyone agreed that not much effort was required to 'maintain the ball'
