FAST FACTS ABOUT ADELAIDE'S PINK-BALL TEST MATCH:
* It's the second day-night pink-ball Test in Australia
* The first, last November against New Zealand, was won by Australia within three days - no side made more than 224 runs in an innings
* This time, several changes have been made to even the contest between bat and ball
* Manufacturers have added an extra layer of lacquer to stop the ball swinging as much
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* The colour of the seam has been changed to black to increase visibility for batsmen
* The grass on Adelaide Oval's pitch will be cut shorter than last year in a bid to reduce movement off the surface
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