New Zealand's cricketers don't know quite what to think.
Is their first innings score of 202 against Australia a fair score in the inaugural day-night Test match in Adelaide?
Or is it substandard against the experimental pink balls?
"It's hard to kind of tell if it's a below-par score, it's obviously the first (Test) game with a pink ball," Kiwi paceman Trent Boult said.
"Obviously it would have been nice to have a few more runs on the board.
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"But a lot of credit is due to the Australians for bowling well ... they put a lot of pressure on."
So now, with Australia to resume at 2-54, the tourists want to copy their hosts and apply the squeeze with the ball.
"If we can group the balls in a good area like we did in that last session, hopefully we can put the same amount of pressure on them," Boult said.
