Kolkata: The Cricket Association of Bengal is totally ready to host the first T20I between India and the Windies on November 4. There were some problems regarding the ticket issue, but the Association President Sourav Ganguly confirmed that,” We have already started the printing the match tickets, so the match is on.”
As per BCCI’s new rule 90 percent of the tickets should be sold to the spectators and the remaining 10% tickets will be complimentary. Earlier from the 67,000 tickets thirty thousand were complimentary, but now they are in problem as well after this new rule.
Due to this ticket issue, the Madhyapradesh Cricket Association isn’t hosting the second ODI between India and the Windies. Though Eden Gardens has the same problem but they are ready to host the game confirmed the CAB President Sourav Ganguly.