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The Pakistan team is going to be seen in action for the first time after the T20 World Cup. They have to play a Test series against Bangladesh on home ground from August 21. Before the start of this Test series, the PCB i.e. Pakistan Cricket Board has taken a big decision. The reason for this decision of the PCB is said to be related to an incident that happened in Pakistan 5 months ago. Because of this decision of theirs, now you can watch Babar Azam batting for just Rs 15.
Enjoy Babar Azam's batting for just 15 rupees!
You will naturally be surprised after reading this. Now there is no need to spend thousands or lakhs of rupees to enjoy cricket in Pakistan. This work can be done for just 15 rupees. Now what to do, PCB has kept the ticket prices of Pakistan-Bangladesh Test series so low.
Pakistan-Bangladesh series tickets for just Rs 15!
To fill the stadium as much as possible during the Pakistan-Bangladesh Test series, the PCB had kept the lowest ticket price at Rs 50, that is, the cheapest ticket in Indian rupees was only Rs 15. Their rates will also increase according to the space in the stadium. For those who want to have a premium experience during the match, the ticket price has been kept up to Rs 2.5 lakh. This ticket price is for the Test match of the series to be held at the National Cricket Stadium in Karachi.
Tickets from Karachi to Rawalpindi will be a little expensive
The match between Pakistan and Bangladesh will be played in Rawalpindi, where the cheapest ticket will be for Rs 200. That is, this amount is Rs 60 in Indian rupees. Here the price of gallery ticket is 2800 Pakistani rupees, which also includes lunch and tea. The price of platinum box ticket is 12500 Pakistani rupees. The most expensive ticket should be Rs 2 lakh, where you can enjoy all the amenities during the match.
PCB learned a lesson from what happened 5 months ago
Now the question is why did the Pakistan Cricket Board keep the cheapest ticket at Rs 50? The reason behind this is the incident that happened in Pakistan in March. Actually, the Karachi stadium was not full in the PSL eliminator and final played in March this year. The reason for this was considered to be the high price of the ticket. It is being said that taking a lesson from this incident, the PCB has taken a big decision to keep the ticket price low in the Test series against Bangladesh.