IND vs SL Tickets: In what has come as a good news for fans in Mohali, the BCCI has allowed 50% of the fans to watch the upcoming first Test match against Sri Lanka at the PCA Stadium, Mohali that begins on 4th Match 2022. The Test match is also iconic in a way as it will be the 100th Test match for Virat Kohli. Fans can now buy online tickets for the Test and enjoy LIVE cricket with Men in Blue in action against Sri Lanka. Follow Insidesport.in for India vs Sri Lanka LIVE updates.
IND vs SL Tickets: When, where & how to purchase online tickets for Mohali Test after BCCI allows fans for Virat Kohli’s 100th Test
For the Test match only the online sale of tickets will be allowed and it is set to begin from Wednesday onwards. “We got the communication from BCCI about the allowing of fans for the 1st Test match at Mohali. So far, we will allow online sale of tickets from Wednesday onwards. Fans will be there to watch Virat Kohli play his 100th Test match.” said RP Singla, treasurer, PCA told the Indian Express.
Punjab Cricket Association will ensure that strict COVID-19 protocols are followed by the fans in attendance. The information about the process for the online ticket booking and prices of tickets for the Test matches will be updated in due course.
For the recently concluded T20I series, where two matches were held at Dharamsala, fans were able to book the tickets at Bookmyshow.com. The minimum price capped for the spectators was priced at Rs 750 and the maximum was Rs 7500 depending on the seats.
The last time a Test match was played at this venue was back in 2016, when India faced England. During this Test, the PCA kept the rates of chair and Student blocks tickets at Rs. 100/ for all the days. From Rs. 100, the prices went till Rs.3000 for corporate box.
Further details will be updated in due course.
IND vs SL Tickets: When, where & how to purchase online tickets for Mohali Test after BCCI allows fans for Virat Kohli’s 100th Test
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