The Narendra Modi Stadium is the largest cricket stadium in the world, which has a huge seating capacity. The stadium was built in 1983 and underwent its initial renovation in 2006. It became the city’s go-to location for hosting international matches moreover many big upcoming matches will be held at this stadium. The stadium was closed and destroyed in 2015, and it was subsequently rebuilt by the end of 2020 at an approximate cost of Rs. 800 crores. The Gujarat Cricket Association renamed the venue “Motera Stadium” on February 24, 2021, to honor the current Indian Prime Minister, Modi. 9 IPL marches (including 2 playoffs matches) are also scheduled to take place in this stadium in 2024. Read on to learn all about the Narendra Modi Stadium Boundary Length and seating capacity.
Narendra Modi Stadium Boundary Length
The Narendra Modi Stadium reportedly covers 63 acres. The ground has a straight boundary dimension of 75 meters with a field size of 180 x 150 yards. On the other hand, the square boundaries would typically be 60 meters apart on either side of the pitch. Narendra Modi Stadium Boundary Length is bigger on the front side whereas shorter on the sideways. Read More: Narendra Modi Stadium Pitch Report and T20I Stats
Motera Stadium Seating Capacity
With a capacity for 132,000 spectators, The Modi Stadium is undoubtedly the biggest in the world. This huge amount beats the Melbourne Cricket Ground, which has a seating capacity of 100,024 spectators. Most of the time, The stadium is completely housefull and the cheers from the crowd are unimaginable.
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