I reckon Southee & Boult will go okay in Australia too...
Adelaide will be interesting.... Being the first ever day/night test... The evening dew might create abit of swing...
Adelaide generally isn't renown for dew, as it - like Perth - has a hot and dry Mediterranean climate in summer with low humidity, hence why it was always the favourite to host a day/night test of all the Australian test venues.
- Melbourne (Boxing Day) and Sydney (New Year's) tests occur after Christmas during the holiday period, hence Cricket Australia didn't want to tamper with the timeslots for them. Cricket Australia already made it clear that the day/night test candidates were for those tests that occur before the Christmas holidays which generally got lower crowds than the Melbourne and Sydney tests.
- Brisbane is very humid (that's where the evening dew would be a problem), not to mention the position of the floodlights at the ground made it very difficult for players to see the pink ball when day/night Sheffield Shield matches were held there.
- Perth is already 3 hours behind Sydney in timezone (day's play generally finishing around 9pm in Sydney/Melbourne), hence a match going past sunset in Perth will finish late on the East Coast, which is the reason why the days when day/night ODIs in Perth used to finish past midnight in Sydney and Melbourne have been gone for at least a decade (with the exception being the recent World Cup).
Hobart is the only other venue that'd be capable of hosting a day/night test, but wouldn't get much use of the floodlights given sunset is close to 9pm and a longer twilight period after sunset compared to the other cities that are closer to the equator.
