Pakistan’s cricket board (PCB) has spread free and convenient tickets for the upcoming two matches against South Africa, because in India, it hopes to show interest in test cricket within several countries.
The Pakistani series, which is 2-1 defeated for visitors in Pakistan, became only 1,000 spectators for the first test.
Pakistan is dominated by Pakistan, although the second and third tests in the Multan and Rawalpindi did not have any difference. PCB size comes from the ideology of spectators retracted into stadiums. However, some games are exceptions, because India drew a great and vibrant audience in a match in Australia Kanpur.
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PCB massifies ticket tariffs for the South African test series in 2 matches
Pakistan cricket, lost red ball matches of many homes in the last few years, lost many of the many houses since the date of the start of the ICC World Test Championship. WTC resumed in 2019 and since then Pakistan has never finished the best 5 positions in the WTC Points table.
Thanks to weak performances, they lost the crowd of people who came to the stadiums for red ball matches. In a daring attempt to recruit fans to the stadiums, the Pakistan Cricket Council (PCB) announced free and low-valuable tickets for the upcoming two matches test series against South Africa.
On October 12-16, in Rawalpindi on October 20-24, the test cricket in Rawalpindi, the test cricket in Pakistan, which struggled to fill the gaps, became a sight from everything with empty stands.
Ticket prices for tests of Pakistan and South Africa
First Test – Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore (October 12-16)
General, first-class, reward, VIP (main cash registers): free
VIP IQBAL and Jinnah end, Gallery: PKR 800-1,000 (~ Rs 350-RS 440)
Platinum box: PKR 8,000 first four days (~ Rs 3,520), PKR 10,000 fifth day (~ Rs 4,400)
Second Test – Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium (October 20-24)
General, first-class, reward, VIP (main cash registers): free
PCB Gallery: PKR 800 first four days (~ Rs 350), PKR 1000 Fifth day (~ Rs 440)
Platinum box: PKR 8,000 first four days (~ Rs 3,520), PKR 10,000 fifth day (~ Rs 4,400)
Blank supports in red ball matches are a problem throughout Asia
The Pakistani people, which took place in the history of the World Test Championship, is not the only side to fight this fiasco in red matches.
India, which is a highly successful test nation, has also seen low activity for home tests. The first test in Ahmedabad, one of the largest stadiums in the West India, was empty in Ahmedabad, which was recently played.
Some, one of India’s largest test stars, Virat Kohli, said that the number of fans, which began to witness the legendary trends, he said.
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