In a pink ball Test, we'll always fancy our chances: Ryan

India are in a tight spot and they aren't out of it yet. Day 1 of the Adelaide Test was a firm reminder of how each Test is a different challenge and demands new skills to succeed. So, despite the success of Perth, momentum plays a very small role in a series between top teams.

- Ashish Magotra

"I know the score looks like there's a big gap between the two teams but we still feel we're in the game and with a few tweaks tomorrow, if we bowl slightly better, we feel like we can get back into the game tomorrow," said India assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate.

Part of the reason for this positive outlook despite a tough day on the field is because of the way the day played out. India lost an early wicket, then seemed to steady the ship. But then just when it seemed like they had their noses in front, they would lose a few more wickets.