Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad will host the final Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy between India and Australia, starting on Thursday, March 9. Hosts India have already gained an unassailable 2-1 lead in the four-match Test series, but they need to win the Ahmedabad Test match to qualify for the ICC World Test Championship final. Australia, on the other hand, have already qualified for the WTC Final after beating India by nine wickets in Indore. The visitors will aim to draw the series by recording one more win over the Rohit Sharma-led outfit. Before the fourth Test of the India vs. Australia Test series starts, here's a look at some important numbers from previous Tests hosted by Ahmedabad's new stadium. Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad Test records & statsMohandas Menon@mohanstatsmanThe official record attendance for a day of Test cricket occurred on the Boxing Day of 2013 of the #Ashes series at the MCG when 91,112 people attended the Test match.Perhaps tomorrow we could see a new attendance record at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.#INDvAUS#BGT2314011The official record attendance for a day of Test cricket occurred on the Boxing Day of 2013 of the #Ashes series at the MCG when 91,112 people attended the Test match.Perhaps tomorrow we could see a new attendance record at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.#INDvAUS#BGT23 https://t.co/5vzyrxDX0STest matches played: 2Matches won by India: 2Matches won by visiting teams: 0Matches tied: 0Matches drawn: 0Highest individual score: 101 - Rishabh Pant (IND) vs. England, 2021. Best bowling figures (innings): 6/38 - Axar Patel (IND) vs. England, 2021.Best bowling figures (match): 11/70 - Axar Patel (IND) vs. England, 2021.Highest team score: 365 - India vs. England, 2021.Lowest team score: 81 - England vs. India, 2021. Average first-innings score: 159Narendra Modi Stadium pitch reportThe pitch in Ahmedabad assisted the spin bowlers during the two Tests that took place at the venue in 2021. However, the pitch for the upcoming Test should be a little better for batting. Narendra Modi Stadium last matchDD News@DDNewslivePM @narendramodi and his Australian counterpart @AlboMP will watch the first day of the fourth Test between Australia and India at the Narendra Modi Stadium at Motera in the city on March 9. The stadium is getting final touches before the big game @tapasjournalist17213PM @narendramodi and his Australian counterpart @AlboMP will watch the first day of the fourth Test between Australia and India at the Narendra Modi Stadium at Motera in the city on March 9. The stadium is getting final touches before the big game @tapasjournalist https://t.co/3txCVMRfsPIn the last match at the world's largest cricket stadium in March 2021, India crushed England by an innings and 25 runs. England scored 205 runs in the first innings. In reply, India posted 365 runs on the board, riding on a century from Rishabh Pant. England were bowled out for just 135 runs in the second innings and lost the game. Thirty wickets fell in that game, with pacers bagging nine of them. The batters registered three half-centuries and one hundred in the Test.