http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/cricket/7352516.stm
I'm not a cricket fan but I am totally confused by this story. Perhaps a fan can explain. They are experimenting with pink cricket balls to make them show up better. I always thought they were red anyway. There is a quote
"The true test will come on an abrasive surface. Will it hold its colour? The red ball does so there is no reason why the pink should do so overly." So if the red ball is ok why are they using white balls and why are they trying out pink ones.
Totally amd utterly confused

I'm not a cricket fan but I am totally confused by this story. Perhaps a fan can explain. They are experimenting with pink cricket balls to make them show up better. I always thought they were red anyway. There is a quote
"The true test will come on an abrasive surface. Will it hold its colour? The red ball does so there is no reason why the pink should do so overly." So if the red ball is ok why are they using white balls and why are they trying out pink ones.
Totally amd utterly confused























