Day/night cricket, also known by floodlit cricket, refers to a game of cricket that is played under floodlights at night. This format is becoming more popular among fans. It offers a unique way to experience the game differently than regular cricket matches. As the match progresses you will experience more excitement.
Edgbaston
On Thursday, Edgbaston hosted the first day/night Test match in England. It was only the fifth international match. The pink ball was used and the match started at 14:00 BST and ended at 21:00 BST. England won the match. Mark Stoneman made his Test debut. The match was played in three days. Tea was served at 6.40pm.
Adelaide
Australia and India will play their first day night Test match on December 17, 2020. This will be the first pink ball match for India outside of its home country, and the match will be the first of its kind to be played in Adelaide. The pitch at Adelaide will be the focal point of the match.
Edgbaston 2
England and Australia are due to play the first two day-night Test matches at Edgbaston on Thursday and Friday. The first of these matches was played at the unlit Adelaide Oval and was widely unpopular, but the two venues will now be split by an hour between days. The Warwickshire Cricket website, as well as social media, will provide updates about the time changes.
Brisbane 3
The third Day night Test between Australia and Pakistan will take place at Brisbane 3 on July 5. In 2015, Australia and New Zealand played day-and-night matches at the Adelaide Oval. This was the first Test match in this series. This was the first time Test matches had this type of timing. The pink ball, which improves visibility for players, was also introduced during the match.
Perth 4
Australia and India will be playing a test match at night in Perth on September 30. This will mark the second such match in Australia, while it is the first time for the Indian women's soccer team. The teams played the first pink-ball match in November 2017 and were tied at a draw. The Perth match will be played at a time that suits the dominant Australian TV audience.
Sydney 3
Australia will host the day-night Test matches for the first time since 2005. Australia had two day-night Test matches in 2016/17. One was against South Africa in Adelaide, and the other against Pakistan in Brisbane. Both matches were won by Australia by an innings and 113 runs. The tourists lost by 56 runs.
Brisbane 4
After three years, India will play a day night test match in Brisbane, Australia next summer. Earlier, Virat Kohli's men bypassed Brisbane on their last tour of Australia. They made up for it by winning the 2018-19 Test series in Australia.
Perth 3
Throughout the entire five-day test match between Australia and New Zealand, the day/night timings of each player will continue. The matches will be televised live on Kayo Sports (Foxtel), Channel 7 (Channel 7), and Foxtel (Channel 7). The first day night test match between Australia and New Zealand was held at Adelaide Oval in 2015, where the players were more visible. The pink ball was also used in the first night Test match, which helped the players see better.