Sourav Ganguly takes a jibe at BCCI’s disappointment over Eden Gardens World Cup ticket price announcement

With the much-awaited 2023 World Cup drawing closer, cricket fans are anxiously counting the days till the start of the tournament. The excitement grew even more recently when the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) revealed the ticket prices for the five World Cup matches to be held at the iconic Eden Gardens in Kolkata. However, this announcement has left the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) dissatisfied.

On 10 July, the CAB revealed ticket prices for matches at Eden Gardens, which has hosted historic clashes such as the 1987 World Cup final between Australia and England, as well as several India–Pakistan fixtures including the memorable 1999 Asian Cup. is famous. Test Championship Match.

As per the ICC schedule, Eden Gardens is set to host five World Cup matches, including a crucial match for Team India against South Africa, two matches against Pakistan and a semi-final encounter. Ticket prices for India matches and semi-finals range from Rs 800 to Rs 3000 for upper level seats. For Pakistan matches, the prices vary from Rs 800 to Rs 2200, while for Bangladesh games, they range from Rs 650 to Rs 1500.

India vs South Africa World Cup Match Ticket Prices at Eden Gardens (Revsportz):

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– Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) 10 July 2023

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According to a report in The Telegraph, the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) has upset the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) by announcing ticket prices without prior consultation. Sourav Ganguly, who held authority positions in both the CAB and the BCCI, responded to the BCCI’s discontent by saying that the matter completely fell within the purview of the CAB and they would handle it accordingly. The report also suggested that Ganguly personally visited Eden Gardens for a few hours on Monday.

The disagreement over ticket prices for World Cup matches at Eden Gardens highlights the challenges and differences that can arise in coordination between various cricket bodies. Since the CAB has taken over the ticketing matters, it remains to be seen how the situation unfolds and whether a solution can be reached to address the concerns of the BCCI. Meanwhile, fans are anxiously waiting for further updates on the issue and are eagerly waiting to watch the thrilling World Cup match at the iconic Eden Gardens.

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