The rights of Bangladesh – India series were sold at a high price, the ticket crisis is going on

The whole world is now floating on the tide of the football world cup. Although Bangladesh is not in the World Cup, there is no shortage of madness in Bangladesh. And in this football frenzy, the Indian cricket team has come to visit Bangladesh. The apprehension was that in the football frenzy of Bangladesh – India, the audience will have such interest in this series? However, dispelling that fear, the audience is also crazy about this series. The title sponsor rights of the series have been sold at high prices. There is also a crisis with tickets.

After 7 long years, the Indian cricket team has come to visit Bangladesh. Being neighboring countries, the series between the two countries has heightened the interest of the audience. But there was concern about this because of the series between the football World Cup. There was a discussion in the cricket of the country about the sale of the title sponsor rights of the series, how will the audience’s ticket demand be.

However, ending all the speculations, the rights of the Bangladesh India series have been bought by the Indian company TOAM. Walton Group is the powered buy. And before that, Walton has bought the right of sponsor in all the series in the country till October 2023.

An official related to the sponsor said that the interest in the India series is always high. But they didn’t think it would be so much between the World Cup now. He said that an Indian company bought it for almost three times the price.

On the other hand, BCB Chief Selector Nizamuddin Chowdhury said that the demand for tickets in the Bangladesh-India match is always at the highest level. Although it is a little less than World Cup football, what is happening is what they expect. And be it from tickets or other sponsors.

Meanwhile, the audience is worried about the tickets. Even after going to the counter at the appointed time, the ticket was not found at the due price. ODI match tickets are being sold at high prices. A spectator who came from Noakhali to buy tickets to watch the game told the media that he had been standing in line since noon. But one time he saw that the tickets were not being issued. Finding no way, he bought a ticket of 200 rupees for 500 rupees.

It should be noted that the BCB has already informed that the tickets will be available one day before the match. Tickets must be collected between 9 am and 6 pm. No tickets are available online. Tickets must be collected from designated counters. However, some number of tickets may be available on the match day as well.