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The ICC Men's T20 World Cup is underway, and India has had a stellar showing so far. While the much-anticipated India vs. Pakistan game has passed, you still have at least one chance to see the Indian national cricket team now that they've advanced past the Super 8 and to the semi-finals portion of the tournament. Below, we'll show you everything to know about how to buy India T20 World Cup cricket tickets.
India, who won the first ICC Men's T20 World Cup in 2007, beat Pakistan by 6 runs at the sold-out T20 match-up on June 9. They were the first team in Group A to advance to the Super 8 after defeating the USA earlier this month, and they have yet to lose during the tournament. They won all three Super 8 games against Afghanistan, Bangladesh, and Australia and have advanced to the semi-finals. Now, India will compete against England on June 27 for a coveted spot in the finals on June 29.
If you're looking to score tickets, you've come to the right place. Below, we'll break down everything you need to know about how to buy India T20 World Cup cricket tickets, including original and resale price comparisons. You can also browse resale ticket availability on websites like StubHub and Vivid Seats on your own time. And if you won't be able to make it there in person, you can check out our guide on where to watch the T20 World Cup from home.
Original standard tickets for India T20 World Cup games are sold through the official T20 website. There are still some tickets left for India vs. England, but demand is high and ticket availability is dwindling. You can also find ticket listings on resale websites like StubHub and Vivid Seats, where there is often more variety in seating and pricing.
Original standard tickets for the June 27 India vs. England game in Guyana began at $25, although those tickets are long gone. The cheapest remaining original tickets to the semi-finals match start at $105. At the time of writing, the cheapest Vivid Seats listings start at just $7. The cheapest StubHub listings are priced even lower, starting at $4.
You can also purchase tickets to the June 29 Finals in Barbados, although India will need to win the semis game to advance to the Finals. Original tickets to the Finals started at $80, but the only remaining original seats go for $275 a pop. On Vivid Seats, the cheapest listings start at $148. On StubHub, the cheapest listings start at $79.
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