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LONDON - Lord's, the traditional home of world cricket, staged its first floodlit match on Tuesday (NZ time) as Middlesex beat Derbyshire in a 40-over one-day game.
A crowd of more than 5000 turned out on a fine evening to watch the historic fixture take place under temporary lighting.
Lord's is hoping to host floodlit matches during the 2009 Twenty20 World Cup.
"It's been a great success," MCC secretary Keith Bradshaw said.
"We've learnt some things and we're going to do it bigger and better next time.
"We have a process with a view to the Twenty20 in 2009 because we believe it should be at the home of cricket."
- REUTERS
