Cardiff however Trent Bridge will become the third in August 2008 and when day/night matches are held away from these grounds temporary lights have to be used. In the 2008 Season England will play three One Day Internationals under lights at home against South Africa at Cardiff and Headingley and Trent Bridge. In the following is a list of the Grounds in England and Wales that have staged day/night ODI's since 2000 Grounds and floodlights As of 2008 only a third of the eighteen first-class counties in the whole of England and Wales have Paramount Floodlights at their home grounds. Because of this the other counties have to use temporary floodlights which are brought in by road when they stage their floodlit matches at home and because of this (as well as the cost) most, especially the smaller counties only host one floodlit match per year in the NatWest Pro40 League and apart from their home Twenty20 Cup matches it is often seen as the main event of the cricketing season at their grounds with higher than average attendances often recorded depending that the weather is fair. In August 2008 Nottinghamshire will become the sixth county in England and Wales to use paramount floodlights at their county ground which for the first time will be used in an ODI between England and South Africa. In the following is a list of the County Grounds which have paramount floodlights along with the year in which they were installed. Over the winter in preparation for the 2009 Cricket Season both Lord's and The Oval also had permanent floodlights installed. Both these grounds have telescopic floodlights which can move upwards when required to light up the playing surface. Northamptonshire also installed permanent floodlights at their Wantage Road ground for the 2010 season. This took the total number of counties to have floodlights at their grounds to nine, exactly half of the 18 counties. Kent also installed permanent telescopic floodlights at their Canterbury ground in time for the 2011 cricket season. Durham and Yorkshire installed lights at the Riverside and Headingley for the 2015 season Both Leicestershire at their Grace Road ground and Gloucestershire at their Nevil Road ground installed floodlights in time for the 2016 season. Both grounds used the lights for the first time for matches in the T20 Blast competition on Friday 20 May 2016. With Somerset also having received planning