Rawalpindi, Nov. 13 -- Pakistan head coach Mike Hesson believes the use of the pink ball in day-night Test matches at home "seriously needs to be considered" after rain and poor light severely disrupted the opening Test against Sri Lanka, which ended in a draw with almost 141 overs lost.

Hesson, along with Pakistan captain Babar Azam, expressed openness to the possibility of switching to the pink ball for future home Test series, with weather conditions making it increasingly difficult to complete scheduled playing hours during the winter months, according to Cricinfo.

"It is certainly something that needs to be talked about for the future series," Hesson told the host broadcaster after the match, as per Cricinfo. "It is going to be a c...