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27th April 2018, 12:40 #1
How to get tickets for World Cup 2019
Ticket prices offered are as follows:
• 80,000+ tickets at £20 (over half of the group stage matches)
• 200,000+ tickets at £50 or less
• Child tickets at every match, starting from £6
• Family of four for £52
How to get tickets
Fans unsuccessful in the cricket family ticket ballot in May will have a further opportunity to access tickets by automatically being entered into the public ballot, which will be launched in July 2018.
In September this year, any remaining tickets will go on sale on a first come, first serve basis, exclusively at cricketworldcup.com . A ticket re-sale platform is also planned for fans that will launch at a similar time this autumn.
Tickets for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019, which will be hosted across England and Wales, go on sale this year!
Register now for priority access to the cricket family ticket ballot, which opens at 10AM (BST) on Tuesday 8 May 2018 and closes at 8PM (BST) on Friday 1 June.
https://www.icc-cricket.com/cricket-.../tickets-about
Fans unsuccessful in the cricket family ticket ballot in the Cricket Family Ballot will have a further opportunity to access tickets by automatically being entered into the public ballot, which will be launched in July 2018.
In September this year, any remaining tickets will go on sale on a first come, first serve basis, exclusively at cricketworldcup.com. A ticket re-sale platform is also planned for fans that will launch at a similar time this autumn.
The tournament, which will take place between 30 May and 14 July 2019, will see the ten best ODI teams compete for the biggest prize in men’s cricket.Last edited by MenInG; 27th April 2018 at 20:00.
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27th April 2018, 15:05 #2
Pls add your experiences as you book your tickets.
Also note - NO private sales allowed here.
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27th April 2018, 16:57 #3
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Glad you open this thread, I have an important question if someone could help.
My family and some of our friends with their families will be traveling from USA to watch the India-Pak game on June 16, to watch the historic match when Pakistan ( with all our calculations ) will break the streak of losing to India in world cup.
I have been given the responsibility to buy the tickets for our group. Does anyone knows how many tickets one person can buy. Will I be able to buy 15 ticket myself on May 1 ?
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27th April 2018, 18:35 #4
Have signed up for the ticket ballot for the Pak vs Ind and Aus match!
Hoping to get tickets, and then hoping to get a reasonable airfare too
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27th April 2018, 18:57 #5
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Looking forward to it but I will point out why did the ICC/ECB not push this forward to coincide with the school holidays. Could have started the tournament in mid July. An opportunity missed to involve thousands of children.
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27th April 2018, 19:48 #6
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@MenInG the priority the ballot opens on Tuesday 8 May. It says May 1st on the OP.
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27th April 2018, 19:53 #7
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I am pretty sure the limit per card is 4...but you will be very lucky to even get 4 let alone 15.
It's a ballot system so you have to register your interest by registering on the ICC website. ICC will announce on the 1st of May (via email) about how to put yourself forward for the ballot, for which they select people for tickets, but as you can imagine there will probably be thousands registering interest for this game.
I applied for Pakistan vs India at the Champions trophy last year and was unsuccessful, luckily they offered tickets for the final which I purchased and went to
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27th April 2018, 20:00 #8
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28th April 2018, 01:57 #9
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Thanks
I was able to buy bunch of tickets for 2015 WC, semis and final too but England loos like a different story. 2015 ticket arrangement was better, I was able to see the ground , seat numbers and prices, even before the tickets went on sale. I knew which seat I wanted and was ready. Not in 2019 WC.
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28th April 2018, 01:58 #10
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28th April 2018, 03:02 #11
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Most of the important games have tickets that are much more expensive. For example, for the India-Pakistan game the adult ticket prices range from £70 to £235.
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28th April 2018, 04:21 #12
The average AUS ground (Adelaide, SCG, Gabba) has 40-50K seats (MCG is twice as big). But the biggest ground in UK only has 30K seats, the average ground is probably around 22K. So will be twice as hard to get tickets. Plus there are probably more total people trying to get tickets in UK. Its probably going to be 3x as hard to get tickets for this WC compared to the last one.
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28th April 2018, 16:56 #13
Last time in CT ballot, there was enough applications for India vs. Pakistan to sell out Edgbaston 6 times (150,000) so just have to hope that luck is on yoir side. This is why the Olympic Stadium would've been great. West Ham fans didn't even want the stadium and it probably is more suitable for a cricket ground than a football ground before WHU made adjustments to it.
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28th April 2018, 17:31 #14
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28th April 2018, 17:52 #15
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Absolutely, I had no problem in getting tickets for 2015, big stadiums and less people traveled from other countries. Many of my friends from US thought about going to Australia but at the end very few ended up going there. But looks like everyone from US wants to take a direct 7 hours flight to Manchester. Also so many of people I know from Middle East and Pakistan are planning to travel for the match. Imagine so many India-Pak supporters already in UK. ICC will better off reserving a bunch of tickets for USA fans, they are the ones who will spend most money in England, travel lodging, shopping and much more.
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28th April 2018, 17:56 #16
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ICC should have arranged this India-Pak game at the make shift wicket at Olympic stadium or some big stadium. No cricket stadium in UK is big enough for this match.
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28th April 2018, 18:04 #17
The roof was changed and heating was installed after West Ham took tenancy and of course there was many other logistical problems. The stadium has gone from being potential home ground of Essex CC to being unusable for any cricket, even the 100 balls competition. Point is that the readjustments made it impossible for cricket to be hosted there.
It is disappointing that we don't have a big/medium cricket stadium in the country. Cricket stadiums in England are the same as EFL Championship level stadiums. Just a visual representation of cricket's popularity decreasing.
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28th April 2018, 18:09 #18
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28th April 2018, 18:22 #19
Yeah, the only way it would be viable is if it hosts Pakistan vs. India ODI and T20 series every year but we all know that won't happen. This tournament has made me realise how we don't have a stadium that is large enough to hold a big WC game and we lose out as fans who want to go to the game and the organisers lose out as tickets get resold at higher prices due to low supply. 150,000 people wanting to go to a game that could only fit 25,000 is a ridiculous ratio and the ratio is likely to increase as it is a WC game.
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3rd May 2018, 01:46 #20
Can someone explain to me the difference in experience between Plantium and Gold category? Never been to a cricket match. Is it worth it paying the extra few pounds?
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3rd May 2018, 02:42 #21
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It'll just be the seating positions. To be honest platinum and probably gold will most likely be areas that are usually reserved for club members during bilateral games so aren't usually publicly available. There'll presumably be seating maps released around when the ballot opens which will give a better idea of seating areas.
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8th May 2018, 15:07 #22
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Wish i get to attend the Pak India game somehow :/
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8th May 2018, 15:09 #23
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2019 ICC Cricket World Cup priority ticket ballot opens
Tickets for the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup in England & Wales are now available, via the 'Cricket Family' ballot.
The cricket family includes all individuals in the ECB database of county cricket members, previous ticket-buying customers, fans, volunteers and associated partners.
Next year's tournament takes place from May 30 to July 14, 2019, with hosts - and the recently-crowned No 1 ODI side - England kicking off things off against South Africa at The Oval.
ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Managing Director Steve Elworthy said: "With demand expected to be high, we are providing a priority ballot opportunity for the 'cricket family' all over the world to apply for tickets.
"Our ticketing strategy has been designed to reward the players, coaches, umpires and supporters who make up the cricket family via priority access. They can apply for tickets for themselves, and their friends and families, including their children.
"This promises to be the greatest and most inclusive ICC Cricket World Cup ever as we prepare to welcome people from the United Kingdom and from all over the world."
Fans unsuccessful in the Cricket Family Ballot will have a further opportunity to access tickets by entering the public ballot, which will be launched in July.
The host venues for the 2019 World Cup are Lord's, The Oval, Bristol County Ground, County Ground Taunton, Hampshire Bowl, Cardiff Wales Stadium, The Riverside Durham, Old Trafford, Headingley and Edgbaston.
http://www.skysports.com/cricket/new..._source=Direct
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8th May 2018, 17:30 #24
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Have been in the queue for the past 40 mins and haven't even crossed the quarter mark. It says 10 mins but I think will take a couple of hours.
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8th May 2018, 22:24 #25
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It's really confusing. My family want to apply for tickets, shall all we apply separately or 1 person apply for all 7/8 of us?
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9th May 2018, 01:31 #26
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A friend of mine was on the website queue for 4hrs today and that was just to register interest in tickets.
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9th May 2018, 01:56 #27
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9th May 2018, 02:00 #28
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9th May 2018, 02:21 #31
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9th May 2018, 02:36 #32
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9th May 2018, 02:47 #34
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First time I was on it (logged on at 9-40), took about 10 mins to get my tickets, by 10:10 I had got through to the second screen
Tried later in the day and took me 2 hours and a bit to get to the same stage
Guess I got lucky first time
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9th May 2018, 02:58 #35
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10th May 2018, 17:15 #37
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Just a quick question. A friend of mine has registered 4 tickets for us friends for the ind v pak game. With highely unlikely chance of us getting through the ballots. Can i apply for the same game as well using my registered email id for the same game just to increase our chance in the bqllots in case he doesnt make it. And if in a 1000:1 case we both get into the ballots. Can i resell my ticket in that case.
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10th May 2018, 19:27 #38
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11th May 2018, 00:00 #39
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12th May 2018, 00:08 #40
How's the ticket buying going?
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12th May 2018, 00:12 #41
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12th May 2018, 00:36 #42
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12th May 2018, 01:00 #43
Everyone on the ballot just make sure you have enough money in your account
Ah, so this is what it feels like
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12th May 2018, 01:01 #44
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12th May 2018, 14:29 #45
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12th May 2018, 19:25 #46
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12th May 2018, 22:02 #47
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13th May 2018, 00:09 #48
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22nd May 2018, 01:47 #49
How are we doing with this now?
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22nd May 2018, 12:10 #50
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we all need to spread the word and get as many pak fans to register for this game and make a difference to our team in the stadium and make it our first world cup win over india. Too many pak fans want to go to these sort of games expecting to get a ticket a week before the game
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26th May 2018, 20:28 #51
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Does anyone get the World Cup tickets?
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27th May 2018, 09:58 #52
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1st June 2018, 05:41 #54
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Is today June 1st last day of ballot ?
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1st June 2018, 13:04 #55
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5th June 2018, 17:57 #56
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anybody had any word yet? or do we wait until 30/6/18
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18th June 2018, 09:01 #57
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Anyone word on the applications?
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18th June 2018, 13:33 #58
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18th June 2018, 16:08 #60
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This has been the most painful and ridiculous process to get the world cup tickets. Really poor performance by ECB.
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18th June 2018, 16:10 #61
Is there any chance available to buy ticket now?
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19th June 2018, 15:57 #62
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21st June 2018, 14:03 #63
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Unprecedented demand for ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 tickets
The response has been fantastic, not only domestically in England and Wales, but from fans around the world, says Steve Elworthy.
-Over one million tickets applied for in Cricket Family Ballot
-As a result, 42 0f 48 matches of the tournament will be balloted
-Pre-registrations for the CWC19 Public Ballot will open on 17 July 2018
-The CWC19 Public Ballot will officially open on 1 August 2018
-Remaining tickets will go on general sale on a first-come, first-served basis later in the year
With just under a year to go until the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 begins, excitement has hit the shores of England and Wales, with an incredible response from the ‘Cricket Family’ in the first round of ticket ballots.
Demand exceeded expectations during the first opportunity for cricket fans to secure tickets, keeping the tournament on course to be the world’s biggest cricket celebration ever. Over one million tickets have been applied for, and as a result, 42 of the 48 matches will be balloted.
As expected, the Old Trafford fixture between India and Pakistan proved to be the most popular, receiving enough applications to fill Wembley Stadium twice over, closely followed by the final at Lord’s on 14 July, which is currently four times oversubscribed.
With matches across the schedule recording impressive numbers, CWC19 Managing Director Steve Elworthy was understandably upbeat: “The response has been fantastic, not only domestically in England and Wales, but from fans around the world, which gives us enormous satisfaction as we work towards making this a truly global celebration of cricket.
“We expected a high demand for tickets, so .
“We look forward to seeing the excitement continue when the Public Ballot opens later this summer.”
Fans will hear if they have been successful or not in the Cricket Family Ballot next week. There will then be another opportunity to purchase the remaining tickets when the CWC19 Public Ballot opens at 10h00 (BST) on 1 August 2018, which will be the first time the tickets will be on general release. The same system for the Cricket Family Ballot will be implemented, with ticket allocations being decided on completion of the ballot period on 29 August 2018 at 8pm (BST).
Tickets for all matches at every price band will be available in the CWC19 Public Ballot, with limited allocation for the most popular games. Fans will be reminded to consider back up options for matches to attend, as the 10-team round robin of matches provides plenty of opportunities for fans to see their favourite team.
Tickets for children are available from £6, with a family of four able to go to selected group games for as little as £44.
Remaining tickets will go on general sale on a first-come, first-served basis later in 2018.
For those who win tickets but are subsequently unable to attend, an official reselling platform will be available through the CWC19 ticketing website in the autumn.
Hospitality tickets will be available directly through venues and will give fans the opportunity to secure a place at the tournament in addition to enjoying the best matchday experience each stadium has to offer.
https://www.icc-cricket.com/media-releases/744387Last edited by AssassinatedDevil; 21st June 2018 at 14:06.
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23rd June 2018, 03:33 #64
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good luck next week guys with this. lets hope lots of us get hold of tickets
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23rd June 2018, 03:37 #65
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I dont think a ballot is the most sensible way to be honest. The most fair way was put them on general sale on a website and give everyone a time when they will be available.
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25th June 2018, 22:07 #66
I've just had a friend hear back that his ballot was unsuccessful. Still waiting to hear back myself.
Anyone else heard back yet? Anyone gotten lucky so far?
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25th June 2018, 22:41 #67
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25th June 2018, 22:46 #68
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Got the tickets!
Hi all!
I just got the confirmation email from the ICC saying that my application for the Pak vs SA game was successful!
Hoping for the same for ya'll! Would love to party with PP family at Lords on June 23rd!
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25th June 2018, 22:59 #69
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My india and pak match ticket got denied. Only got for south africa and australia
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26th June 2018, 00:29 #71
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Got all the games I applied for including semi final and final.
Hope to see some of you at the games.
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26th June 2018, 00:48 #72
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26th June 2018, 00:55 #73
Got reply for Pak vs Afghanistan
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26th June 2018, 00:58 #74
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If anyone's not got an email yet you can check on the ticket website.
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26th June 2018, 01:19 #76
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26th June 2018, 01:21 #77
Try this link:
https://tickets.cricketworldcup.com/ticketingInfo.html
And logging in.
I only got 2 of the 5 games I applied forPak VS NZ and Pak VS Afg
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26th June 2018, 01:43 #78
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26th June 2018, 01:56 #80
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