Berlin: Waugh also said that the day-night Test will also be part of the series as India agreed to play the pink-ball match in Australia. The series will be part of the ongoing ICC World Test Championship (WTC). "Australia will be favourites because we are playing in Australia and we know the pitch as well. Day-night Test is gonna be something that India will play. I think they have agreed to play that. There are of fact that Virat Kohli taking on that challenge. If you want to be the best side in the World you gonna win away from home as much as you can," Waugh told ANI on Sunday here.

According to the Future Tour Programmes (FTP), India are scheaustraduled to tour to Australia in November to play four Tests and three ODIs. Earlier in the day, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president Sourav Ganguly on Sunday confirmed that India will play a day-night Test against Australia this year and against England next year. "Day-night Test will happen and we will make a public announcement -- the second Test against England next year. Yes, against Australia also," Ganguly said.