Tickets for Ind-Afg test are available now (Rs 100-1000 per day)

[Trichromatic]

https://insider.in/test-match-india-vs-afghanistan-bangalore-june14-18-2018/event

 

I booked for day 4.

[Trichromatic]

All ICFers from Adhra, Telangana, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, join us.

[Austin 3:!6]

Day 4 - The day when Rashid and Mujib bhai will wreck havoc on our sorry batters

[Lala2790]

100rps? Wow I could buy out the whole stadium 27 times over and still have money to purchase a new BMW.

 

BCCI are not very smart here actually. Any successful business man knows that you never undervalue your core product as it cheapens it in the eyes of consumers 

[Forever Indian]

37 minutes ago, Trichromatic said:

https://insider.in/test-match-india-vs-afghanistan-bangalore-june14-18-2018/event

 

I booked for day 4.

Will game go till Day 4? Big risk!

[sourab10forever]

Booked for day 2

[Trichromatic]

5 hours ago, Forever Indian said:

Will game go till Day 4? Big risk!

Can't go on weekday. Prices aren't high, so can take that risk.

[Cricketics]

5 hours ago, Lala2790 said:

100rps? Wow I could buy out the whole stadium 27 times over and still have money to purchase a new BMW.

 

BCCI are not very smart here actually. Any successful business man knows that you never undervalue your core product as it cheapens it in the eyes of consumers 

Don’t worry about BCCI being smart or not. When it comes to business, they are the smartest of the lot, way ahead of many boards around the world. One might like their moves or not but they know what it takes to make money.

 

Test cricket has already lost the sheen among the viewers and for hence even when the top teams come like Australia, we still often don’t get big crowds in certain places. So with Afghanistan being a new test team, its not any bad move from BCCI to attract more fans to the venue to watch a game where their most marketed player - Virat Kohli won’t even play, whom the crowd actually come to watch.

 

 

 

[philcric]

3 minutes ago, Cricketics said:

Don’t worry about BCCI being smart or not. When it comes to business, they are the smartest of the lot, way ahead of many boards around the world. One might like their moves or not but they know what it takes to make money.

 

Test cricket has already lost the sheen among the viewers and for hence even when the top teams come like Australia, we still often don’t get big crowds in certain places. So with Afghanistan being a new test team, its not any bad move from BCCI to attract more fans to the venue to watch a game where their most marketed player - Virat Kohli won’t even play, whom the crowd actually come to watch.

 

 

Test match tickets should be priced very cheap like Rs.50 or Rs.100. Some of the stands should have a free entry. People should be able to go and watch whenever they can, and not obligated to be there the whole day.