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India vs Pakistan 2027 ODI World Cup Match Ticket Demand Tops 1 Lakh Applications
India-Pakistan fixtures drew the most interest, with more than 110,000 applications for the marquee match, organisers said.
- On Tuesday, organizers reported that applications for more than 1.1 million tickets were submitted during the opening weekend for the Cricket World Cup 2027.
- ICC CEO Sanjog Gupta called the one million applications received in just over 48 hours a demonstration of the tournament's "attention, stature and affiliation."
- Demand remains strongest for the India-Pakistan match, which attracted more than 110,000 applications, while South Africa's game against India received over 92,000 and the India v Australia fixture drew more than 86,000.
- More than 320,000 fans have registered for the ticket ballot, which remains open until November 21 for the upcoming tournament.
- The 14-team tournament will be held across South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia from October 2 to November 21, positioning the three southern African nations as hosts.
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India Vs Pakistan Match in High Demand as Cricket World Cup 2027 Ticket Applications Surpass One Million
Get latest articles and stories on Sports at LatestLY. Over 320,000 fans have already registered for the ballot, submitting applications for matches across South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia as anticipation continues to build for the 14th edition of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup, as per the ICC. Sports News | India Vs Pakistan Match in High Demand as Cricket World Cup 2027 Ticket Applications Surpass One Million.
·Mumbai, India
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India vs Pakistan match in high demand as Cricket World Cup 2027 ticket applications surpass one million - The Tribune
Over 320,000 fans have already registered for the ballot, submitting applications for matches across South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia as anticipation continues to build for the 14th edition of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup, as per the ICC.
·Chandigarh, India
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