With the highly anticipated ODI World Cup 2023 just two months away, cricket fans worldwide are eagerly awaiting the official release date of the tickets by BCCI, which is yet to be confirmed. Recently, after a meeting with the organizers and state associations, the ticket prices for all 10 World Cup venues have been finalized, intensifying the excitement among fans. The delay in these announcements had caused frustration, but now, the wait is almost over, as tickets are expected to go on sale from August 10. Fans are already making preparations to ensure they can secure their seats for the much-awaited tournament.
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The clash between arch-rivals India and Pakistan has always been a highlight of any World Cup, and this intense encounter has been preponed to October 14, adding an extra layer of anticipation for cricket enthusiasts. October 14 currently includes three games on the new schedule. Aside from the match between India and Pakistan, the day game between Bangladesh and New Zealand is in Chennai, and the afternoon match between the defending champions, England, and Afghanistan is in Delhi.
Another point of interest among fans is the allocation of free hospitality tickets to the ICC and BCCI. With both organizations receiving 300 free tickets for every game, the distribution of these tickets has become a topic of curiosity, as fans wonder who will get the chance to experience the matches from the best seats in the house.
The involvement of well-known online ticketing platforms, BookMyShow and Paytm, in managing the sale of World Cup tickets has also caught the attention of fans. While this move is expected to streamline the ticketing process, some might be disappointed by the absence of digital tickets, which have become increasingly popular due to their convenience in recent years.
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