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February 20, 2011Posted by Sharda Ugra on 02/20/2011 in
Knockout-round tickets up for grabs
Tickets for the semi-finals and the final of the World Cup are going to go online for sale on Monday, 1pm IST (0730 GMT) on the tournament's official ticketing website www.kyazoonga.com. While both the quarter-finals in Mirpur have already been sold out, there is a possibility that a section of the tickets for the other two quarter-finals in Ahmedabad and Colombo, ones that had been set aside as an 'option to buy' for the boards, the ICC and sponsors, may also become available within a few days to be set up for sale online. Ticket sales in all three countries have been varied, with Bangladesh being sold out and most of India's attention focussed around India's five group games at home.
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