The anticipation surrounding the highly-awaited 2023 World Cup is reaching new heights with every passing day. With simply 78 days left till the thirteenth version of the distinguished 50-over match commences at Ahmedabad’s iconic Narendra Modi Stadium, cricket fanatics are eagerly gearing up for the exhilarating showdown. Nonetheless, the latest announcement of ticket costs for the 5 World Cup matches scheduled to happen at Kolkata’s legendary Eden Gardens has left the Board of Management for Cricket in India (BCCI) removed from happy.

CAB releases World Cup Ticket Costs 

The Cricket Affiliation of Bengal (CAB) created a stir final week once they disclosed the ticket costs for the matches to be held on the historic Eden Gardens. Through the years, this iconic venue has witnessed a few of the most thrilling encounters, together with the unforgettable 1987 World Cup ultimate between Australia and England, in addition to quite a few high-stakes India-Pakistan clashes, together with the well-known 1999 Asian Check Championship match. 

On July 10, CAB revealed the ticket costs for the 5 World Cup video games slated to be hosted at Eden Gardens. In accordance with the ICC’s lately introduced schedule, these matches embody an important encounter between Staff India and South Africa, two extremely anticipated Pakistan fixtures, and an enthralling semi-final conflict. The ticket costs for the India match and the semi-final begin from INR 800 for the upper-tier seats, with the highest-priced tickets being INR 3000. For the Pakistan matches, costs vary from INR 800 to INR 2200, whereas for the Bangladesh recreation, tickets are priced between INR 650 and INR 1500. 

BCCI sad with CAB’s motion 

Nonetheless, reviews have surfaced stating that BCCI is displeased with the CAB’s resolution to reveal the ticket costs with out prior session with the Indian cricket board. This lack of communication has left BCCI officers irritated and questioning the CAB’s method. 

In response to BCCI’s considerations, Sourav Ganguly, former president of each BCCI and CAB, commented on the difficulty, saying, “This falls totally inside CAB’s jurisdiction. They are going to deal with it.” Ganguly, who visited Eden Gardens on Monday for a two-hour inspection, was serious about monitoring the progress of the stadium’s renovation, as talked about within the report. 

A senior official from CAB said, “Sourav’s major objective for visiting was to evaluate the continued renovation at Eden Gardens, whereas we additionally mentioned the upgrading of the stadium.”

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