AUS W vs IND W | Conditions in Perth favour Australian style of cricket but India would be ready, admits Ellyse Perry

To add to that, on Thursday, the BCCI secretary Jay Shah announced that Indian women would take on Australia in a day-night clash in Perth, starting September 30. It was in 2017 when Australian women last played a day-night Test in the country, albeit it being in flat conditions. Ellyse Perry admitted that the clash against India would be a very level and competitive fixture. 

"We've only played one [day-night] match and that was four years ago. It'll be a very different team playing the Test match against India than there was then, so I think it's very much level pegging. India are playing a Test match against England in their summer coming up, so in a sense, they'll probably go one up on us this year in terms of that. I just think it's going to be a very level, competitive match," said Perry, reported Cricbuzz. 

"I actually think, having played a Test match there before, it is an absolutely wonderful venue for women's Tests. The pitch obviously provides just that little bit of extra pace and bounce. The ball carries really well there is a bit of sideways movement as well. So that is certainly, I suppose, in favour of our conditions and the Australian style of cricket.

"You look at men's cricket and the trend over the last little bit, Test matches aren't lasting the five days as often as they used to, and when you throw a pink ball into the mix, and day-night Test matches, those games shorten up a bit more. To me, it's more about where we pick to play these games, make sure the venues promote results happening in the game, basically."