Sold Out: No more tickets left for Sachin's last test

The entire lot of tickets for Sachin Tendulkar’s last test match have been sold out.

There are no more tickets left for the second test match between India and the West Indies, the little master’s last appearance as a player for the Indian cricket team, according to a statement from Kyazoonga, the website which was selling the tickets to the match.

“For successful buyers, tickets will be available for pick-up starting Tuesday afternoon at the Mumbai Hockey Association counters next to Wankhede Stadium,” said the note.

The website saw a massive amount of traffic which resulted in it going offline shortly after it started selling the tickets on Monday. There were said to be roughly 5,000 tickets available to the public, of which 3,500 were to be sold through the website, according to media reports.

“For the few buyers who were unsuccessful in procuring a ticket but saw payments deducted from their accounts, refunds have already been processed. Please allow 7-10 business days for these refunds to reflect in your account/ bank statements,” added the statement from the organization.

All the tickets were sold out in approximately 15 hours, said the statement, with every buyer entitled to two tickets.