Committee of Administrators (CoA) member Diana Edulji Monday said BCCI is trying to work out a way for India to feature in a day-night Test.
India had refused to play a day-night Test after Australia had expressed their desire to host the team for pink-ball cricket at Adelaide during its tour Down Under in December.
"We are working on it (Day-Night Tests). It will happen, whenever it comes up," Edulji said when scribes asked her about the Day-Night Tests.
She was speaking on the sidelines of the ninth Dilip Sardesai memorial lecture at the Cricket Club of India here.
Asked where it will happen -- abroad or India, Edulji said, "wherever."
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