The Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) President Snehasish Ganguly on Monday, July 10, reported the rates for the impending 2023 World Cup tickets at Eden Garden, Kolkata.
The ticket rates start as modest as Rs 650 up to Rs 3,000 at the notable scene, which is set to have five rounds of the 50-over competition, including India versus South Africa and the second semi-last.
For the unenlightened, Eden Garden is one of the most notable cricket arenas in India, with a seating limit of 66,000 after its remodel in front of the 2011 World Cup.
It recently facilitated the last of the 2016 T20 WC, where West Indies beat Britain to lift the title in a completely exhilarating completion.
Here are the ticket rates for matches at Eden Garden:
Bangladesh versus Netherlands:
Rs 650 for generally upper levels,
Rs 1000 for DH blocks,
Rs 1500 for B K L blocks.
Britain versus Pakistan and Bangladesh versus Pakistan
Rs 800 Upper Levels,
Rs 1200 D H blocks,
Rs 2000 C K blocks,
Rs 2200 B L blocks.
India v SA and Semi-last matches
Rs 900 Upper Levels,
Rs 1500 D H blocks,
Rs 2500 C K blocks,
Rs 3000 B L blocks.
The setting has a rich history with essential exhibitions from Indian players highlighting Anil Kumble (6/12 versus WI in 1993 Legend Cup last), Rohit Sharma (264 off 173 balls versus Sri Lanka in 2014), 376-run stand between Rahul Dravid and VVS Laxman (281 off 452 conveyances) during 2001 Line Gavaskar Prize, to give some examples.
The most effective method to book tickets for the 2023 ODI World Cup
* The tickets for the 2023 ODI World Cup will be accessible on its true site and application.
* Fans can likewise buy tickets from applications like PayTM, and BookMyShow applications.
* Most of tickets will be sold on the web, and just a set number of seats will be accessible for disconnected buy.
The 2023 World Cup is booked to be played across 10 scenes from October 5 to November 19. Important Group India will start their mission against Australia on October 8.
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