The fourth Test between India and Australia saw record attendance at the Narendra Modi Stadium. On the first day, there were one lakh spectators at the match venue in Ahmedabad. Which is the highest in Test history. Not long ago, there was talk of making the five-day test cricket four days as an excuse to save time. Rob got up, the future of Test cricket is not good. This format will disappear at some point. But, who will say that after seeing such an audience? The galleries in Ahmedabad were packed to the brim on the first day of the fourth Test of the India-Australia Border-Gavaskar Trophy. This huge venue has set a record not in field performance, but in attendance.

On the first day, Narendra Modi Stadium was packed with 100,000 spectators. In the history of almost 150 years, so many spectators have never seen Test cricket. This huge venue has set a record not in field performance, but in attendance. On the first day, Narendra Modi Stadium was packed with 100,000 spectators. In the history of almost 150 years, so many spectators have never seen Test cricket. This time Narendra Modi Stadium has overtaken MCG. The extra event was mainly to celebrate 75 years of India-Australia diplomatic relations at the stadium. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese were present at the stadium to enjoy the Rohit-Smith high-voltage fight.

A great festive atmosphere is created in the world’s largest cricket stadium. Even before this, Ahmedabad Stadium has reached the milestone of 100,000 visitors. The gallery was full of Gujarat Titans vs Rajasthan Royals fight in the 2022 IPL Final. Which was the highest in recognized T20 history. And this time this huge stadium made the same record in the Test. In the T20 era, the number of spectators in Tests is great news for the longer version. On Thursday (March 9), Australia won the toss and batted first, losing 4 wickets and ending the day with 255 runs. Usman Khawaja is unbeaten on 104 runs. Cameron Green is unbeaten on 49 runs. India is leading the four-match series 2-1.