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March 15, 2006Posted on 03/15/2006 in English cricket
Irish ticket rush begins
The rush to grab tickets for England's encounter against Ireland has started, with £100,000 raised from ticket sales - even before they've gone on sale. 2,900 tickets remain to be sold, priced between £20 and £35 pounds.
The capacity at Stormont on Tuesday June 13 will be 6,200, the biggest audience for a cricket match in Ireland, and there will also be room for 800 schoolchildren and a hospitality tent accommodating a further 500.
More information can be found at Newsletter and a previous article on Cricinfo.
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