India W Vs West Indies W ODI Series Update | Vadodara Kotambi Stadium Kotambi International Stadium ready for India-West Indies Women’s match | Kotambi International Stadium ready for India-West Indies Women’s match: 400 LED bulbs installed in the ground, WELCOME will be written along with the name on VIP guest entry.

Three generators have been installed for lights in the stadium.

The 3-match ODI series between India and West Indies women’s cricket teams is going to start from December 22 at the Kotambi International Stadium near Vadodara. These 3 matches will be played on 22 December, 24 December and 27 December. Kotambi International Stadium is ready for this.

Currently, testing of flood lights of the stadium is going on before the international match. During testing, the drone camera showed a spectacular view of the stadium illuminated with flood lights at night.

35 luxury boxes also in the stadium The stadium has a seating capacity of over 32,000 people. Besides, 35 corporate (luxury) boxes have also been prepared here. Private companies, businessmen and other people can book them on contract for 10 to 15 years. There is seating arrangement for 20 people including sofa in one box.

Apart from this, the country’s largest dressing room for the players and a special room for the match officials have also been prepared in the stadium. Also included are match referee room, umpire room, analyst room, special room for anti-corruption union and special room for commentators. Apart from this, arrangements for first aid room have also been made here.

The stadium has a seating capacity of more than 32 thousand people. (Photo credit-X)

VIP will be welcomed in a different style Kotambi Stadium has an amazing flood light system. If a VIP enters the stadium during the match, his name along with WELCOME will be visible on the flood lights. This is the second stadium in India equipped with DMX system. Apart from Vadodara, DMX system is in Reliance Stadium of Mumbai.

400 LED bulbs installed in 4 big flood lights Here, 4 big flood lights have been installed for day-night matches, which have 400 LED bulbs. These can be turned on and off instantly. Three generators have been installed for these lights, out of which two generators will be on continuously and one will be on standby.

There is not just one ground here, but 3 cricket grounds. Out of which 2 grounds have been ready and one ground is under construction. There is a main ground here, where international matches will be played. Ranji Trophy matches will be played in the second ground.

For day-night matches, 4 big flood lights have been installed in the stadium, which have 400 LED bulbs.

All preparations have been completed: Amit Parikh Project Manager of Vadodara Cricket Association (BCA) Amit Parikh said that all the preparations have been completed here. Now waiting for the match day. Since the first match will be a day-night match, we are continuously testing the flood lights on alternate days. The first two matches will be played day night and the third match will be played from 9:30 am.