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IND Vs AUS: High Demand For Boxing Day Test; Day 1 Tickets Sold Out Instantly

Sakshi Sharma

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In a significant development, Cricket Australia has confirmed that all tickets for Day 1 of the highly anticipated fourth Test between Australia and India at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) have already been sold out. The Boxing Day Test is expected to draw a massive crowd to the iconic venue, with the MCG’s capacity of 90,000 set to be packed for the entire match.

The much-awaited fourth Test match is scheduled to begin on December 26. The series is currently tied 1-1 after a dramatic turnaround in the second Test, where Australia leveled the series with a resounding 10-wicket win in Adelaide. 

MCG Ready To Host A Packed Crowd

The Melbourne Cricket Ground, renowned for its festive atmosphere during the Boxing Day Test,n is expected to be full for all five days of the match. Cricket Australia announced on Tuesday (December 10) that while Day 1 tickets have been sold out already. 

Additional Information:

Venue: Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG)

Dates: December 26-30, 2024

Ticket Availability: Day 1 tickets are sold out, Additional tickets to be released soon. 

How To Buy IND vs AUS Boxing Day Test Match Tickets?

Though Day 1 tickets are sold out, you can still book tickets for the other days. To purchase tickets, visit cricket.com.au, where tickets for each day are available.

Australia's Strong Response In Adelaide

The second Test in Adelaide saw Australia bounce back strongly, with significant contribution from Travis Head, who scored an aggressive 140 off just 141 balls. Marnus Labuschagne also played a crucial role with steady 64 off 126 balls to help Australia build a commanding total.

On the bowling front, the Australian pacers were devastating and captain Pat Cummins and Mitchell Starc wreaked havoc on the Indian batting lineup and won the match by 10 wickets.