India vs South Africa tickets have been in top demand across the country. Be it Test matches, ODIs or T20Is, fans have been waiting eagerly to know about the India vs South Africa tickets.
The Test series and ODI matches are in the history books. The two teams will cross swords in the T20I series next. Cuttack (December 9), Mullanpur (December 11), Dharamsala (December 14), Lucknow (December 17) and Ahmedabad (December 19) will play host to the five T20Is between India and South Africa.
Ticket sale for all the five matches has begun online. Here's how fans can buy the India vs South Africa tickets.
How to book India vs South Africa tickets online?
The state associations have partnered with different online ticketing platforms for the ticket sales in this series.
Talking about the first T20I, fans can buy the tickets for the match in Cuttack on December 9 via District website and application. Currently, the platform states that the tickets have been sold out for this match.
Tickets for the second T20I in Mullanpur are available online on District. The starting price is ₹1,500. The most expensive ticket for the T20I at the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh Cricket Stadium is ₹17,500.
General match tickets for the third T20I in Dharamsala have been sold out. The hospitality tickets are available online on District, starting from ₹5,000 onwards. The costliest ticket for the Dharamsala T20I on December 14 costs ₹20,000.
District is also the official ticketing partner for the fourth T20I between India and South Africa in Lucknow. Like the match in Mullanpur, the starting price for a seat at the Bharat Ratna Shree Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Stadium for the fourth T20I is ₹1,500.
The tickets for the fifth T20I between India and South Africa in Ahmedabad are available on Bookmyshow. The starting price of a ticket for this game at the Narendra Modi Stadium is ₹500. As per Bookmyshow, the stadium is filling fast for this game.
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