KL Rahul, preparing for his first Day/Night Test, finds the pink Kookaburra challenging. It feels harder, travels faster, and is difficult to spot. He's consulting teammates about their pink-ball experiences to prepare for the Adelaide Test,

How do conditions affect the pink ball, and why is it tricky to play? How is it different from the red Kookaburra?

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Australia will draw confidence from their exceptional record in day-night tests and expect to rebound from their Perth setback when they face India in the second match in Adelaide, wicketkeeper Alex Carey has said.

India and Australia are set to lock horns at the Adelaide Oval in the pink-ball Test on December 6. For a change, the hosts are under pressure in a Test series being played at home. But their record in day-night Tests is superb.

K L Rahul has figured out that the pink Kookaburra comes at a quicker pace, hits the hands harder while fielding and picking it from the bowler's hand is pretty tricky.

This is my first pink-ball Test but I have been speaking to guys who have played it before. Picking up the ball from the bowlers’ hand is the most important thing,’’ the 32-year-old Bangalorean said during a media interaction.

"Quicks will get a bit out of it, spinners will be able to get height and bounce, but also important for us to get some partnerships in," says the curator about the pitch

Senior India batsman KL Rahul has overcome the mental challenge of being a flexible player and is confident in performing in any position for the team. With his notable performance in the first Test against Australia,