Indore Test: Here's what Team India did on Day 4

The Indians put in a commendable shift in Indore, during which they trained throughout the nets session with the pink ball.

Following an early finish to the Test, the Indians continued to do so even on Day 4, which will allow them to train even longer and get set for the D/N Test, which would be a first-time affair for both sides.

Meanwhile, bowling coach Bharat Arun said that it was a whole new experience to play with the pink ball.

"My job is to give them the right feedback so that they can connect with what they know better and use that. It's a new experience, and as we go on, we'll understand bowling with the pink ball," he said following the win on Saturday.

As far as Day-Night Tests are concerned, it was started in November 2015, which was first played between Australia and New Zealand in Adelaide.

Since then, a total of 11 Tests have been played, with Australia playing on most occasions (5), and also winning each of them.

Besides India and Bangladesh, Afghanistan and Ireland are the only nations that are yet to play it.

Following are some of the records scripted in the opening Test:

Ravichandran Ashwin is the third Indian bowler to take 250-plus scalps at home.

Ajinkya Rahane became the 16th Indian to register 4,000-plus Test runs.

Mayank Agarwal surpassed Sir Don Bradman in terms of being the fastest to score two double Test centuries: 12 innings.