saneindian Posted November 15, 2011 Posted November 15, 2011 Yes start taking games away from certain venues, if the state boards can't be bothered to make an effort to sell tickets, don't give the games. I find it surprising how little is being done to promote the matches and tickets, isn't that their main source of revenue? Nope. The state associations survive on BCCI's annual grants. Nearly 50% of what BCCI earns goes to these associations. Gate money hardly earns them any money as most of the better prced tickets go out as complimentary passes to the local administration, affiliated club members, association staff etc. Not more than 25-30% of the total tickets are sold in the open market and the total sale would not be more than 50-60 lakhs even if they are able to sell all those tickets.
Desi Cartman Posted November 16, 2011 Posted November 16, 2011 Dickjheads need to schedule it better Sent from iPhone using Tapatalk
Stuge Posted November 16, 2011 Posted November 16, 2011 first they don't distribute tickets properly then they blame venue for it .FU BCCI
Sachinism Posted November 16, 2011 Posted November 16, 2011 Nope. The state associations survive on BCCI's annual grants. Nearly 50% of what BCCI earns goes to these associations. Gate money hardly earns them any money as most of the better prced tickets go out as complimentary passes to the local administration, affiliated club members, association staff etc. Not more than 25-30% of the total tickets are sold in the open market and the total sale would not be more than 50-60 lakhs even if they are able to sell all those tickets. Ahhh seen. BCCI should reduce the amount a state board gets, depending on how many games they get. Then it should be up to the board to recover that money through sale of tickets. We can all blame BCCI for killing test cricket, but selling tickets in this instance should be the duty of CAB. Yup it does seem most of the nicely-priced tickets are given complimentary, and I guess the state boards are happy with that as long as they're getting a nice chunk from BCCI anyway
Cricket Tragic Posted November 16, 2011 Posted November 16, 2011 Can't see it making a difference long-term. Keep the tests at the main venues but improve things like facilities, scheduling, access to tickets, prices etc.
achilles Posted November 16, 2011 Posted November 16, 2011 :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical: :cantstop: Actually Modi has been promoting @testingtimes :hysterical: Boize, look what I just came across Wishful thinking :woot:
J P K Posted November 17, 2011 Posted November 17, 2011 according to unconfirmed reports Kolkata's Jadhavpur University Complex, where Sourav Ganguly is playing a Ranji Trophy match, attracted a bigger crowd than Eden Gardens. cricinfo
King Tendulkar Posted November 17, 2011 Posted November 17, 2011 Or instead of pasting BCCI (not faultless by any means) We sadly may have to accept that fans no longer that interested in watching tests and want to watch ****ty cheer leaders at IPL. In previous years it would not matter who oppo was, what day or time of year it was, as Eden gardens would be rammed. Now it is not
rajmarie Posted November 17, 2011 Posted November 17, 2011 BCCI should consider how they can: 1) Create a complete schedule with dates & venue atleast 6 months in advance. 2) Schedule Test from Thursday/Friday....which means that weekend will have good crowds. 3) Create better balance in games...rather then overkill. 4) Actually think for once about Indian cricket...rather then IPL/CL only. 5) Understand this...that a 10,000 crowd in a 80,000 capacity ground is better then having 500 (including security people & school kids) in a 40,000 ground. 6) Create a proper season....& allocate Test cricket to existing Test grounds. 7) Allow access to tickets for grounds easily...not like in Delhi..where people cant even buy tickets before tea after standing whole day in the line. Idea being...let people buy day to day tickets rather then forcing them to buy all 5 day tickets at the same time. 8) Let day 5 be free...or half price. After Tea entry to ground at 25% of the value. 9) Stop taking Indian cricket followers for granted.
rajmarie Posted November 17, 2011 Posted November 17, 2011 according to unconfirmed reports Kolkata's Jadhavpur University Complex, where Sourav Ganguly is playing a Ranji Trophy match, attracted a bigger crowd than Eden Gardens. cricinfo now stop joking. Do you even know whats the crowd capacity of Jadhavpur University complex or where is that ground....or how much the ticket (if any) cost. If you can...go to any maidan hosting CAB league games...& you will always find some people watching it. FREE
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