Harsha Bhogle praises Sourav Ganguly for hosting the CAB Super League final as a day-night affair

The renowned commentator reacted on Twitter about CAB President's decision to hold the match under the lights.

In an aim to woo a lot of Indians, Tourism Australia named Harsha Bhogle as the new brand ambassador of 2015 World Cup. PTI

Renowned cricket commentator Harsha Bhogle reacted to the news of former India skipper and current CAB President Sourav Ganguly's initiative to host the Super League final as a pink ball match.

While India is all set to play its first day-night test against New Zealand later this year at home, the Super League final, consisting the top eight sides of Bengal's local cricket, will actually be the first game in India under the new format.

Ganguly, one of the successful captains in the history of Indian cricket, apart from being a prolific left-handed batsman, has already pitched the idea of day-night matches being the future of test cricket.

Not surprised at all that @SGanguly99 is taking the lead in organising a pink ball multi-day match in Kolkata. Will be a good experiment.

— Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha) June 7, 2016