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T20 World Cup (Source: X)
The countdown has started for the 2024 Men’s T20 World Cup, which will be held in the West Indies and the USA. The T20 World Cup will be held from 1st June to 29th June. The 22nd of February marks 100 days to start the mega-event of cricket. This event marks many big players representing their country for the title.
The remaining tickets for the 2024 T20 World Cup will go on sale on 22nd February. In the ballot, tickets are available for the matches in the West Indies and limited tickets are available for the matches in the USA. For the India vs Pakistan clash in New York over 200 times oversubscribed are there in public ballot.
For the ballot period from 161 countries, more than 3 million ticket applications were received for the mega cricketing event. For the time being, ticket allocations are not available for nine games of the T20 World Cup which are held in the USA. India vs Pakistan is scheduled to take place on 9th June in New York.
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For two semi-final matches which are going to take place in Trinidad and Tobago and Guyana while for the final match in Barbados ballot was again oversubscribed. T20 World Cup tickets are available for two Super Eight matches which will played in Barbados and Saint Vincent and Grenadines. For the rest of the matches taking place in the West Indies tickets are available and fans are eager to book them to be a part of the T20 World Cup.
The 100 days-to-go landmark also marks the launch of official campaign film ‘Out of this World’ which as T20 globe stars like Kieron Pollard, Shaheen Afridi, Quinton de Kock, Marcus Stoinis, Ali Khan and Shubman Gill. In the film, it shows various places of T20 World Cup matches in the West Indies and the USA. The film approaches existing cricket loves and new fans to follow cricket.
Some fan engagement events will also take place in nine locations of the West Indies and the USA including a big cricket ball taking over Times Square in New York and main locations in Miami, Dallas and across the Caribbean.