SSC Stadium Shines Bright: A New Era for Sri Lankan Cricket
The Sinhalese Sports Club (SSC) in Sri Lanka receives modern floodlights, marking its first day-night game capability. This upgrade aligns it with other premier venues, enhancing its status for the upcoming T20 World Cup. The improvements feature cutting-edge LED technology, ensuring top-notch lighting and facilities for players and spectators.
The Sinhalese Sports Club (SSC) has undergone a substantial transformation ahead of the T20 World Cup with the installation of modern floodlights. This advancement is a significant milestone in the club's 75-year history, establishing it as the fifth international venue in Sri Lanka capable of hosting day-night cricket matches.
SSC will host five T20 World Cup games, beginning with the Pakistan-Netherlands fixture on February 7. The club now joins an elite group of stadiums, alongside Premadasa Stadium in Colombo and Pallekele Stadium in Kandy, that meet international standards for day-night games.
This upgrade involves an advanced lighting system based on LED technology, featuring 630 floodlight fixtures and a sophisticated control system to enhance the experience for players, officials, and spectators. Additional improvements include enhanced dressing rooms and new amenities for match officials and VIPs.
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