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Twitter Reacts To Reports Of India vs Pakistan World Cup Match Possibly Being Rescheduled

The much-anticipated India vs Pakistan World Cup match, originally set to take place at Ahmedabad’s iconic Narendra Modi Stadium on October 15, may face a rescheduling due to a clash with the first day of Navratri.

As soon as the date and venue were announced by the BCCI, cricket fans from around the globe began making arrangements for their travel and accommodation.

Unfortunately, reports started to emerge about exorbitant flight ticket prices to Ahmedabad and soaring hotel room rates in the city, making it difficult for many fans to secure suitable bookings for the match.

In their eagerness to witness the thrilling encounter, some fans even resorted to booking hospital beds for their stay in Ahmedabad. However, it appears that their plans may have to be altered.

According to a report by The Indian Express, security agencies have advised reconsidering the match’s scheduling due to the significance of Navratri, a major festival in Gujarat, on the same date.

A BCCI official stated:

“We are exploring the available options and will make a decision soon. The security agencies have recommended avoiding a high-profile game like India vs Pakistan on the first day of Navratri, as it may strain their resources with the expected influx of thousands of traveling fans to Ahmedabad.”

Upon hearing this news, cricket enthusiasts on Twitter expressed varied opinions. Some agreed that holding the match on the first day of Navratri might not be appropriate, while others empathized with those fans who had already made bookings for October 14 and 15, now facing uncertainties.

Twitter fans have varied reactions to the news of the potential rescheduling of the India vs Pakistan World Cup match

A few fans even suggested moving the match to a different city. Here are some of the noteworthy reactions from the Twitterverse:

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