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Here quoting the main differences between White and Red balls. Not sure about Pinki

Many players claim the white balls used for limited-overs games have more swing and more sting than the more traditional cherry-red ones.

White balls are used in limited-overs matches that usually require the team batting second to play their innings under floodlights.
Under these conditions a white ball is easier to see than a red one.

The materials used to make cricket balls are the same now as in the 1700s. All cricket balls are made from cork and latex rubber on the inside with leather on the outside.
But white balls show up scuffs and blemishes more than red ones.
So they have a harder-wearing coating to stop them getting dirty

But what do the people that really matter - the cricket players - think?
They say white balls are just not the same as red ones.
They claim white balls have more sting and more swing!
They say the red ones have a more leathery texture while the glassy finish on the white version makes them behave differently when bowled.

For spin bowlers, the extra shine on the white ball will affect their grip and the way the ball acts on the pitch.
Medium-pacers and fast bowlers will be fine as long as they can control the swing.

But the manufacturers are still not convinced.
They say the difference in swing is more to do with the different conditions in which the balls are used.

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