Within the first 48 hours of the public ballot 1.2 million ticket applications were received for the historic ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 being held in the West Indies and USA from June 1 to 29.
It is being reported that applications have come from 126 countries, showing the global appeal of the event, but it is locals in the Americas where demand has been strongest, with over 900,000 ticket applications from fans residing within the USA and the West Indies.
The ballot is not a first-come first-serve system and fans applying before the seven-day window closes on February 7 will still have an equal chance of obtaining tickets.
Entering the ballot online will give fans the best chance to get tickets to all the matches they want. Remaining tickets not reserved in the ballot will go on general sale after the ballot period is closed and these will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis on February 22.
Tickets to all 55 matches are accessibly priced, starting at just US six dollars and over 260,000 tickets will be on sale across the group stage, super eight, and semi-finals for US 25 dollars and under.
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