Commonwealth Games 2022: 1.2 Million Tickets Sold, India-Pakistan Match to “One of the Highlights”: The Commonwealth Games 2022 is a couple of weeks away. The Birmingham Games will start on 28th July. India has always prevailed among the most medallists in the tournament. Many Indian athletes will represent the country in their respective fields. Cricket is the primary sport every Indian is excited for.
The Indian Women’s team is ready to go after defeating Sri Lanka on their away tour. It will be a match of the season, India will go against Pakistan at Birmingham. The game will be on 31st July at the Edgbaston Stadium. Birmingham is known for its Indian and Pakistani residents, plenty of them have flocked to buy the tickets.
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According to the organizers, 1.2 million tickets have already been sold for the Commonwealth Games. The organizers held India vs Pakistan responsible for the million tickets. Birmingham Games CEO Ian Reid spoke to PTI about the semi-finals and finals tickets. “I am a big cricket fan myself. India are in the same group as Pakistan so that has really caught the interest here in Birmingham. It is an iconic venue, your men’s team recently played here over the last few weeks. So it would certainly be one of the highlights of the Games.”
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Commonwealth Games 2022: 1.2 Million Tickets Sold, India-Pakistan Match to “One of the Highlights”
“The semifinals and finals tickets have already been sold out, probably with the expectation that India and England will be there. India and Pakistan will be close to capacity. We will see an uptick in the sale of tickets much closer to the event. So I expect that India-Pakistan game to be sold out soon.”
The Commonwealth Games will see over 5000 participants and will be the biggest sporting event in the UK after London Olympics in 2012.
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