Cheap tickets for the India-New Zealand match sold out in 12 hours, now you will have to spend so much

Eight years later, the process of reaching teams for the international match in Jaipur (Jaipur T20 Match) continues. But on the other hand, the enthusiasm for the T20 (India vs New Zealand t20 2021) match between India and New Zealand is so visible among the cricket fans that within twelve hours the cheapest tickets have been sold first. The Rajasthan Cricket Association (RCA) had issued tickets ranging from one thousand rupees to 15 thousand rupees on Thursday. A few hours after the ticket was issued, the tickets of the low rates got over. Tickets available on Private Online Wallet (Paytm) are now being shown available only for tickets ranging from Rs.6 thousand to Rs.15 thousand.

On Thursday, in just an hour, the tickets of East Stand worth one thousand rupees were exhausted for the first time. This ticket was made available on the wallet at the price of Rs 1 thousand, 2 thousand, 2500, 2800, 3500, four and five thousand, 6 thousand, twelve thousand and fifteen thousand, but now only 6 thousand of West Corporate Box. Priced at Rs., President's Gallery priced at Rs. 12500 and 1500 0 President's Box East and West seats are available only.

Tickets may be sold on more seats

A total of 28 thousand spectator capacity is available in SMS Stadium of Jaipur. It is generally believed that tickets are sold on more than sixty percent of the seats. RCA presented the first ticket of this match to Moti Dungri Ganesh Ji and wished for the successful conduct of the match. During this, RCA President Vaibhav Gehlot had arrived with the first ticket for the match.

Home Department has issued necessary guidelines

The Home Department has also issued necessary guidelines for the spectators coming to watch the cricket match. Viewers will be required to wear masks. Sanitization, thermal screening, ventilation in closed places will be necessary. At the same time, the staff, spectators, and players must have at least one dose of vaccination. The spectators who do not take the second dose of the vaccine will be required to bring the RTPCR negative report within 48 hours before the start of the match.