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Motera Stadium Interesting Facts: Motera Cricket Ground in Ahmedabad will host the 3rd Test match between India and England from Wednesday. 

Ahmedabad’s Motera stadium: 10 things you should know 

11 Pitches are available to play in the stadium,&nbsp;Special drainage system installed below the field of play which means that matches can restart in 30 mins&nbsp;even after heavy rains

Motera&nbsp;Cricket Ground in Ahmedabad will host the 3rd Test match between India and England from Wednesday. This will be a Pink Ball Test, the 2nd one to be played in India and the third Day-night Test for Team India. The newly reconstructed venue is historic as well as technologically superior. Here are 10 things you didn't know about the ground.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Largest cricket stadium in the world Recently renovated at a cost of 800cr Can accommodate 1,10,000 fans&nbsp; Hosted Former US President Trump in Feb 2020 11 Pitches available to play in the stadium Special drainage system installed below the field Matches can restart in 30 mins after heavy rains No pillars for floodlights, only a ring of lights&nbsp; Olympic size pool, 3D theatre, 55-room clubhouse Parking for 3000 cars &amp; 10,000 two-wheelers

Motera&nbsp;Cricket Ground in Ahmedabad will host the 3rd Test match between India and England from Wednesday. This will be a Pink Ball Test, the 2nd one to be played in India and the third Day-night Test for Team India. The newly reconstructed venue is historic as well as technologically superior. Here are 10 things you didn't know about the ground.&nbsp;&nbsp;
<ol>
<li>Largest cricket stadium in the world</li>
<li>Recently renovated at a cost of 800cr</li>
<li>Can accommodate 1,10,000 fans&nbsp;</li>
<li>Hosted Former US President Trump in Feb 2020</li>
<li>11 Pitches available to play in the stadium</li>
<li>Special drainage system installed below the field</li>
<li>Matches can restart in 30 mins after heavy rains</li>
<li>No pillars for floodlights, only a ring of lights&nbsp;</li>
<li>Olympic size pool, 3D theatre, 55-room clubhouse</li>
<li>Parking for 3000 cars &amp; 10,000 two-wheelers</li>
</ol>

India Vs England 2021:While England has never won an away pink ball Test, India comprehensively beat Bangladesh in their only day-night Test on home soil.

India Vs England 2021: India eyeing 2-1 but can the pink ball 'swing' momentum in England's favour?

While England has never won an away pink ball Test, India comprehensively beat Bangladesh in their only day-night Test on home soil.

India eyeing 2-1 but can the pink ball 'swing' momentum in England's favour?

India would look to take their newly-found momentum into the 3rd Test but outplaying England with the pink ball won't be easy. England's James Anderson would be licking his lips to bowl during the&nbsp;twilight period.
The highest Test wicket-taker amongst pacers, Anderson,&nbsp;became the first Englishman to take a wicket with the pink ball and also has a 5-wicket-haul in the day-night Test under his belt. But England's away record with the pink ball isn't great as they have never tasted victory in a day-night Test outside home.
Hosts India on the other hand outplayed Bangladesh in their only pink ball Test on home soil with Ishant&nbsp;Sharma and Umesh&nbsp;Yadav&nbsp;picking a 5-fer&nbsp;each.
The pitch at the newly renovated <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/ahmedabad-s-motera-stadium-10-things-you-should-know-1614078140350" target="_blank" >Motera&nbsp;Cricket Stadium in Ahmedabad</a>&nbsp;though is expected to favour the spinners and with the 4-match series locked at 1-1, India would be eager to capitalise on the home advantage and further strengthen&nbsp;their chances of punching their ticket to the World Test Championship final.&nbsp;

Veteran English speedster James Anderson who played a pivotal role in England's win over India in the 1st Test in Chennai says that he can't wait for the Pink-ball Test.

India Vs England 2021: Anderson raring to go in day-night Test against India

"The stadium looks great. I think it's not going to be full, but I think the atmosphere will be pretty, pretty special"

Anderson raring to go in day-night Test against India

Veteran English speedster James&nbsp;Anderson who played a pivotal role in England's win over India in the 1st Test in Chennai says that he can't wait for the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/ahmedabad-s-motera-stadium-10-things-you-should-know-1614078140350" target="_blank" >Pink-ball Test in Ahemdabad</a>.
Anderson said,&nbsp;"The stadium looks great. I think it's not going to be full, but I think the atmosphere will be pretty, pretty special. I think that the pink-ball Test matches that we've played, have had a different atmosphere as well and a really special one, something that the guys will remember. So we're all looking forward to it immensely. And going into it one-all, the series right in the balance.
We've obviously had a disappointing second Test, but the key... we've tried to maintain level heads throughout. We don't get too excited when we win. We don't get too down when we lose. We've got to try and just improve on how we've been performing. And hopefully, we can go out there, do our best and our best to be good enough to get a victory."

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