NEW DELHI: When all eyes are on the India-Pakistan semifinal clash, cricket fans at Mohali complain about the unavailability of tickets at the counters on Sunday.
The fans are angry and allege that the tickets are now being sold at a high price in the black market.
However, there have been numerous reports of a thriving black market in tickets with prices rocketing so that a 5,000-rupee ticket was being sold for as much as 25,000 rupees.
"For a match as big as this one, we cannot do anything about black market tickets," said PCA joint secretary GS Walia.
"As far as we are concerned, we only gave the tickets to those who stood in the queues and bought them. We cannot keep track if they sell these in (the) black (market)."
The fans are angry and allege that the tickets are now being sold at a high price in the black market.
However, there have been numerous reports of a thriving black market in tickets with prices rocketing so that a 5,000-rupee ticket was being sold for as much as 25,000 rupees.
"For a match as big as this one, we cannot do anything about black market tickets," said PCA joint secretary GS Walia.
"As far as we are concerned, we only gave the tickets to those who stood in the queues and bought them. We cannot keep track if they sell these in (the) black (market)."
