The 100,000th ticket was sold today, a mere six days since online sales commenced. 12,500 tickets were purchased yesterday -- on the first day of the box-office and outlet sales.
The most sought-after games are the two double-headers in Dubai -- on April 19 and April 25 respectively. Tickets for the other matches are also being purchased at a brisk pace, the BCCI said in a release.
The fans are advised to purchase their tickets as soon as they can to avoid disappointment.
In Dubai, a ticket for one match starts at AED30, and AED50 for double-headers. In Sharjah, tickets start at UED30 for a single match, and AED40 for the double-headers.
Tickets can be purchased at the three stadia, Lulu Hypermarkets outlets in the three cities and online (www.Iplt20.Com or www.Ticketmaster.Ae).
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