IND vs ENG: Captain Virat Kohli is worried about this at the Narendra Modi Stadium

Team India is dominating the first day of the Day-Night Test match being played at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. On the first day of the match, against England, India performed brilliantly with their spinners and brought the visiting team to the backfoot.

Ahead of the lethal bowling of Akshar Patel and Ashwin, the England team collapsed for 112 runs, on the other hand, India have scored 99 runs for the loss of three wickets till stumps on the first day. India may have reached a strong position on the first day, but captain Virat Kohli is worried about one thing.

And those lights, Virat expressed concern that the lights at the Narendra Modi Stadium could affect visibility and players would soon have to adjust themselves accordingly. The world’s largest stadium does not have traditional floodlights but LEDs in the perimeter from the ceiling. Lights are fitted.

It is like the Ring of Fire at the International Stadium in Dubai, which can cause problems to the fielding team. Virat also said that the atmosphere here is quite exciting. I am worried about the lights more than the color of the seats. He also said that it is difficult to see the ball in the lights. Let me tell you that the bat of captain Virat Kohli has been silent in the first innings of the match and he became the victim of Jack Leach after scoring 27 runs. Team India’s last wicket fell on the first day as Virat Kohli.