We left it longer because we knew we were going to get [hot] weather at the back end that we knew we needed our grass [for]. You look back at it and you go, well, it's favoured the bowlers too much days one and two'. If that doesn't happen, then we set ourselves up really good for day three and four.
Just on twilight the pink ball talks a little bit more and the game goes through massive ebbs and flows, Bartlett said. You see wickets falling in clumps. You've got to stay in it and make the most of that middle session. If the Test wicket is like the one we just played on it will be a really good cricket wicket. We got a result in three days but when you bat well you get rewarded and if you bowl well it's the same.