Flood Lights, coloured clothes, white balls and stump vision were first used in 1991-92 WC in Aus-NZ
A
Correct answer
Explanation
The 1992 World Cup (played in 1991-92) introduced several innovations to one-day cricket: colored clothing for teams, white balls, day-night matches under floodlights, and stump cameras/vision technology. These changes made the game more television-friendly and marked a significant departure from traditional white clothing and red balls used in day matches. False would be incorrect because all these features were indeed first used in this World Cup.