A worker cleans the seats in the stands at Narendra Modi Stadium. Reuters
The renamed Narendra Modi Stadium, the world's largest cricket stadium, gets ready to host the third Test between India and England, in Motera on the outskirts of Ahmedabad. AFP
The renamed Narendra Modi Stadium has an increased capacity of 132,000 but will allow only 50 per cent crowds during the third Test between England and India, which begins on February 24. AFP
A groundsman works on the outfield at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Reuters
The Narendra Modi Stadium has as many as 11 pitches on the main playing area. AFP
Police personnel inspect the Narendra Modi Stadium, the world's biggest cricket stadium, ahead of the third Test between India and England. AFP
A worker cleans the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. AFP
Police personnel inspect the Narendra Modi Stadium. AFP
The Narendra Modi Stadium has four player dressing rooms with in-built gymnasium. AFP
The Narendra Modi Stadium has six indoor pitches. AFP
The Narendra Modi Stadium, which hosts the third day-night Test between India and England, has LED lights instead of the conventional light towers. AFP
Workers clean the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. AFP
The Narendra Modi Stadium hosts the next two India-England Tests and five T20s. AFP
A worker cleans the seats in the stands at Narendra Modi Stadium. Reuters
The renamed Narendra Modi Stadium, the world's largest cricket stadium, gets ready to host the third Test between India and England, in Motera on the outskirts of Ahmedabad. AFP
The renamed Narendra Modi Stadium has an increased capacity of 132,000 but will allow only 50 per cent crowds during the third Test between England and India, which begins on February 24. AFP
A groundsman works on the outfield at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Reuters
The Narendra Modi Stadium has as many as 11 pitches on the main playing area. AFP
Police personnel inspect the Narendra Modi Stadium, the world's biggest cricket stadium, ahead of the third Test between India and England. AFP
A worker cleans the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. AFP
Police personnel inspect the Narendra Modi Stadium. AFP
The Narendra Modi Stadium has four player dressing rooms with in-built gymnasium. AFP
The Narendra Modi Stadium has six indoor pitches. AFP
The Narendra Modi Stadium, which hosts the third day-night Test between India and England, has LED lights instead of the conventional light towers. AFP
Workers clean the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. AFP
The Narendra Modi Stadium hosts the next two India-England Tests and five T20s. AFP
A worker cleans the seats in the stands at Narendra Modi Stadium. Reuters
