Will the day-night test drag more visitors into five-day cricket?

Adelaide's second Ashes test was witness to the wider audience. . Day-night test game will make five-day cricket popular?
Statistics show that the total number of visitors in the test was 1,72,260 people - there were never so many matches in the Test match at this ground.
Earlier in 1933 during the 'Badlain' series, there were 1 lakh 72 thousand 361 visitors. That was the highest record on the day.
On the first day of this test, there were 55 thousand 317 visitors and also a new record.
What is the reason? When we hear the Test cricketers are going down in the Twenty20 format - why are so many visitors in the Adelaide field in Australia?
Former Australian cricketer and captain Aminul Islam Bulbul said in Melbourne, Australia, because of the reason it is more than one.
First, it is the Ashes series - which is part of the tradition of this country. After that day-night game, many people can play and play for hours in the playground after work.
Apart from that, the Australian cricket authorities marketed the ball-of-the-ball pink ball cricket - there was also a reason to drag the viewers, says Aminul Islam Bulbul.