After being flayed in their opening warm-up match, West Indies' bowlers
are hoping the pink ball can provide a tonic in the twilight four-day clash
against a strong Prime Minister's XI
It was a worrying start for an inexperienced West Indies, coming off the back
of their stunning first round exit at the T20 World Cup
and who have not played a Test in Australia since January 2016.
They are hoping to build confidence against a formidable Prime Minister's XI
boasting capped Test batters Marcus Harris, Matthew Renshaw
and Peter Handscomb in what is effectively an Australia A team.