TU Cricket Ground lights up for first-ever full floodlight test

Kathmandu, November 16

All six floodlights at the TU International Cricket Ground in Kirtipur, Kathmandu, have been switched on for testing.

On Saturday, the lights of all six floodlight towers were turned on at the stadium for the first time. With all six lights, the TU ground looked bright and impressive.

The upcoming Nepal Premier League (NPL) cricket tournament appears fully ready to be played under floodlights. This is the first time a match is set to be played under floodlights at the TU Cricket Ground.

The second edition of the NPL will begin on November 17.

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