Cuttack: As the historic Barabati Stadium in Odisha’s Cuttack city gears up for One Day International (ODI) match between India and England on February 9, some tickets are being sold at concession rates on Monday.
The sale of tickets for accredited schools, colleges, clubs, as well as district associations and organisations affiliated with the Odisha Cricket Association (OCA) is beginning on Monday. There are tickets sold on concession rates.
Sources said the OCA has organised a sales process at its conference hall, allowing these institutions to secure tickets within their respective quotas.
It may be noted that online ticket sales have already concluded, showing excitement among people to watch the upcoming match.
For cricket fans, who may have missed the chance to secure tickets online, around 12,000 tickets will be available at stadium counters on February 5 and 6, open to the general public. This ensures that even more enthusiasts can partake in the live experience of this thrilling contest.
The OCA has announced various ticket price categories, ranging from Rs. 700 for Gallery No. 7 to Rs. 20,000 for Corporate Box seats.
Offline ticket sales will be held on February 5 an 6 at six designated counters at Barabati Stadium, with a limit of two tickets per person upon presenting a valid ID card.
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