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T20 World Cup 2026 ticket sales begin
New Delhi. The sale of tickets for the second phase of T20 World Cup 2026 has started from Wednesday, January 14. This round also includes the high voltage India vs Pakistan match. There was so much curiosity among people for tickets for this match that the server of the website selling tickets came to a standstill. There is still some uncertainty over the Bangladesh team coming to India, but ticket sales are going on.
India and Pakistan match in Colombo
The league match between India and Pakistan to be held in Colombo on 15th February is much discussed. Along with this, ticket sales for other matches of the second phase of T20 World Cup 2026 have also started on BookMyShow. There is huge interest among the fans in the tickets of this round, especially for the India-Pakistan match.
Heavy traffic on ticket sales
The BookMyShow website witnessed a surge in traffic within minutes of the ticket sales for the T20 World Cup 2026 matches going live. Users were trying to book tickets for the most sought-after match of this tournament. According to reports, the platform’s server crashed due to so many requests. The ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 will start from 7 February and continue till 8 March.
Team India’s campaign
Team India will start its campaign in this tournament on 7th February. The first match of India will be against America at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. At the same time, Pakistan’s opening match is against Netherlands in Colombo. After this, India has to play against Namibia in Delhi on 12 February and then against Pakistan in Colombo on 15 February.
Pakistan matches organized
In terms of importance, the last league phase match of India will be against Netherlands in Ahmedabad. Pakistan will play against America on February 10 in Colombo. All matches of Pakistan will be held at R Premadasa Stadium and Sinhalese Sports Club in Colombo. Apart from this, some Super 8 matches will also be held in Sri Lanka.
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