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Huge demand for India-Pak match
There was large demand for India vs Pakistan, England vs Australia and the final, all of which were oversubscribed at every price band, along with the opening fixture between England and Bangladesh and India\'s match against South Africa.To ensure fair allocation, any oversubscribed matches were
London: The ticket sales for next year's ICC Champions Trophy has received an overwhelming response with 60 countries applying for as many as 4,17,000 tickets during the application period.Such has been the demand for tickets that 11 of the 15 matches were oversubscribed in at least one price band.The remaining tickets will go on general sale on www.icc-cricket.com/ticket.This follows the ticket application period which ran during September and saw 417,000 tickets applied for from fans across 60 countries.
There was large demand for India vs Pakistan, England vs Australia and the final, all of which were oversubscribed at every price band, along with the opening fixture between England and Bangladesh and India's match against South Africa.To ensure fair allocation, any oversubscribed matches were run through a ballot. 11 of 15 matches had ballots run in at least one price band. Fans have been notified via e-mail if they have been successful with their ticket application.
ICC Chief Executive, David Richardson, said: "This is superb response from cricket fans not just in the UK but from around the world. To see 11 of the 15 matches oversubscribed shows the popularity of the game and Champions Trophy format where every single match counts.
I am delighted that this many tickets have been sold so far out from the tournament, it means we can now focus on selling the remaining tickets and creating the best possible atmosphere at every game."
There will also be a resale function made available from February 2017 for fans to sell any unwanted tickets at face value to other fans.
Steve Elworthy, Tournament Director of ICC Champions Trophy 2017, said: "fans have only been told what matches they have got tickets for and will be told full allocation details, such as seat and stand, closer to the tournament."
The ICC Champions Trophy sees the top eight-ranked ODI sides on the ICC ODI Team Rankings as on 30 September 30, 2014 go head-to-head from June 1 to 18 at three venues in England and Wales.The Oval will stage the opening match of the tournament on June 1 as well as the final on June 18.Cardiff Wales Stadium will host four matches, including the first semi-final on June 14, while Edgbaston will host four matches, including the India vs Pakistan and Australia vs England matches as well as the second semi-final.
