Narendra Modi Stadium

Narendra Modi Stadium, previously known as Motera Stadium or Sardar Patel Stadium, is much more than just a cricket ground—it’s a remarkable record-breaking marvel and the largest cricket stadium globally! With an incredible capacity of 132,000 spectators, this iconic venue in Ahmedabad, India, has revolutionized the cricketing experience since it was built in 1982. Named after India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the stadium is a shining example of modern sports infrastructure, merging impressive design with advanced facilities.

This stadium is the proud home of the Gujarat Titans (IPL) and Gujarat’s domestic cricket team, is packed full of electrifying features. It has bright floodlights, two lively ends—the Adani Pavilion End and the GMDC End (also known as the Jio End)—and  a pitch skillfully prepared by Bagira Thakur. But what really makes it stand out is its smart design, which allows for smooth crowd movement with elevated walkways and spacious plazas, ensuring that every match day is both thrilling and safe.

From historic moments like Sunil Gavaskar’s 10,000 Test runs to hosting high-octane IPL clashes, Narendra Modi Stadium is where legends are made. Whether you’re a cricket fanatic or just someone who appreciates grand events, this stadium is a must-visit—where passion and perfection unite!