Shahid Afridi
The ticket sales for the most awaited ICC T20 World Cup 2024 has commenced. The exciting match between Pakistan and India is scheduled for June 9 in New York with premium ticket priced at $400, Standard Plus at $350, and the minimum ticket cost is said to be $175.
According to the International Cricket Council (ICC), fans can apply for a maximum of 6 tickets. Ticket applications will be processed through ballot, and the ticket ballot will continue until February 7. After the completion of the ballot, successful applicants will be notified, and the link for payment will be sent.
The ICC T20 World Cup matches are scheduled to begin ticket sales on February 7, with a minimum ticket price of $6. However, more than 260,000 tickets will be available for sale overall. After the completion of the ballot, cricket enthusiasts will be informed, and the payment link for the designated tickets will be sent.
Additionally, tickets for the remaining matches of the T20 World Cup will be available for sale again on February 22. It’s worth noting that in the first round of the ICC T20 World Cup 2024, Pakistan will play its four matches at various venues in the United States. The much-anticipated match against traditional rival India will take place on June 9 in New York. The schedule indicates Pakistan’s first match on June 6 against the United States at Grand Prairie Stadium, Dallas.
The second match against India will be on June 9 at Nassau County International Cricket Stadium, New York. Similarly, the third match against Canada will be on June 11 at Nassau County International Cricket Stadium, New York, and the fourth match against Ireland will be on June 16 at Central Broward Regional Park Stadium, Lauderhill. Cricket enthusiasts are eagerly waiting for the matches, as this marks the first time that Cricket World Cup is being held in the United States.
American spectators will enjoy to see the exciting matches, including traditional rivalries like Pakistan vs India, and other matches featuring their favorite cricket players in action on American soil.
