Which ground hosted the first day-night Test match in 2015?

The first day-night Test match in 2015 was hosted by Adelaide Oval. Australia played New Zealand there from 27 November 2015, creating a landmark in Test cricket history.

The match used a pink Kookaburra ball, designed to remain visible under floodlights. The International Cricket Council had approved day-night Test playing conditions in 2012, but several years of domestic trials were needed before the format reached the international level.

Australia won the match by three wickets inside three days. Mitchell Starc and Trent Boult made early impressions with the new ball, while the changing light became an important tactical factor for batsmen and bowlers.

Adelaide Oval is sometimes confused with The Gabba because both are major Australian Test venues. The Gabba later hosted a day-night Test, but Adelaide was the pioneering venue.