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World Cup 2019: Ticketless Indian fans pay through their hearts

Updated on: 30 June,2019 07:37 AM IST  | 
Harit N Joshi | sports@mid-day.com

But mid-day has learnt that Indian fans are set to dominate the stadium once again. Ticketless Indian fans have lured a lot of England fans to sell their tickets to them and they didn't come cheap

World Cup 2019: Ticketless Indian fans pay through their hearts

Indian cricket fans. Pic/AFP

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With Team India on a roll, the demand has hit the roof, while England are in a precarious position to keep their World Cup hopes alive. On the eve of the India v England match, a World Cup ticket-selling website, showed Platinum tickets being sold for over 500 pounds each. The lowest, Bronze category tickets, were sold at 320 pounds each on the website.

"I purchased a ticket from an English fan after he had posted the availability on his social media account. I contacted him and paid 200 pounds for a 125 pounds ticket," said an Indian fan, Dhruv Patel, who was in the city a couple of days in advance to attend the ICC Fanzone at Victoria Square here. A lot of taxi drivers are also on the lookout for tickets for India's matches against England and Bangladesh here.

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