Kanpur craze of cricket lovers 1.30 crore tickets sold in Test match India Bangladesh Green Park | Tickets worth 1.35 crores were sold in Kanpur: Cricket lovers are desperate to get a glimpse of Virat Kohli and Rohit, bumper crowd of audience in the test match – Kanpur News

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Greenpark housefull, spectators fighting for tickets A total of 26,007 spectators will watch the Test match between India and Bangladesh to be held at Green Park from September 27. This spectator capacity is 3516 more than the test match between India and New Zealand in 2021. At that time tickets worth Rs 93 lakh were sold. This time, tickets worth Rs 1 crore 35 lakh have been sold for the match till Thursday night, which is the highest in the records of Green Park so far.

In the press conference on the eve of the match on Thursday, Venue Director Dr. Sanjay Kapoor said that after the completion of the repair work going on in the C Gallery (C Balcony and C Stall) for the last one month, PWD has given NOC for their use. Is. The total spectator capacity of Green Park for the upcoming Test has now increased to 26,007. In the Test match held in 2021, 22,491 people watched the match here.

Virat’s T-shirt has the most craze Due to the all-round cricket match at Green Park, there was a bumper crowd of people buying T-shirts with the names of the cricketers. In this, T-shirts written in the name of Virat Kohli and then Rohit Sharma were sold the most. Along with this, the tricolor flag, horns and other items also continued to be sold till late evening among the cricket lovers.

Cricket lovers desperate to get a glimpse of Virat and Rohit There was a gathering of cricket lovers outside the Green Park Stadium a day before. Not only from Kanpur, groups of youth from many districts of UP including Chitrakoot, Banda, Hamirpur, Lucknow came to watch the match. People who reached Kanpur a day before to watch the match told that an international match is being held in Kanpur after three years. Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma and other great players are arriving in this. Because of this, huge crowds of fans are gathering to get a glimpse of him.

All tickets for two days sold out The spectators who reached the ticket counter outside the Green Park told that all the tickets for the first two days have been sold. Only premium class tickets are left for the third day. Due to this, many cricket lovers had to face disappointment as they could not get tickets for the first and second day.

Aman Verma, who came to collect the ticket, told that he was not able to get the ticket, but he has bought a T-shirt with the name of Virat Kohli. Trying for tickets.