IND vs. PAK World Cup 2023 Ticket: If you are thinking of enjoying the great match between India and Pakistan in the World Cup 2023, then this news is of great use to you. It might cost you a lifetime to enjoy this high-voltage encounter sitting at the Narendra Modi Cricket Stadium on October 14. Do not be surprised, because a ticket for the India-Pakistan match in the World Cup is available for 57 lakhs.
One ticket worth 57 lakhs
Whenever the teams of India and Pakistan (IND vs. PAK) take the field against each other, the excitement is at its peak. Then if the stage is of the World Cup, every fan wants to enjoy this match sitting on the ground. However, this time many fans are going to be heartbroken. The reason for this is that only one ticket for the India-Pakistan match is being sold for Rs 57 lakh. The price of a ticket for the India-Pakistan match on Viagogo platform is Rs 57,62,676. The starting price of a ticket for the Indo-Pak match is Rs 57,198.
Tickets for the India-England match are also touching the sky
The clash between India and England in the World Cup 2023 is to be held on 29 October. The ticket prices for this match are also skyrocketing. The starting price of a ticket for a match played in Lucknow is 27,285. On the other hand, if you want to watch this match sitting in Row F of East Upper Block-4, then you will have to spend Rs 2.85 lakh for a single ticket. Let us tell you that the tickets for all the matches in India have already been sold on Book My Show.
The tournament is to start on 5th October
World Cup 2023 is to start from October 5. After 12 years, India will once again be seen hosting the 50-over World Cup. In the first match of the tournament, defending champions England will clash with New Zealand. Team India will start its campaign against Australia on 8 October.
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