Motera Stadium of Ahmedabad, Gujarat will host India and England in 5 T20 matches. The series is set to commence on 12 March. BCCI has announced in February 2021 that they will put the tickets for the upcoming India vs England t20 series on sale. It will be the first limited-overs series at the venue after its seating capacity has increased to 1,10,000. Two test matches to be played at Ahmedabad before the mentioned series.
Less than half of the tickets will be there to buy due to precautionary measures. The pavilion and terrace stands will have no spectators as BCCI doesn’t want fans to go near players. Because of this reason Tamil Nadu Cricket Association (TNCA) sold only 15,000 tickets for 2nd match. Earlier, BCCI has planned to welcome the crowd with 1st test. However, the board communicated regarding this with TNCA too late and later had left with no time for arrangement.
India vs England 2021 T20 Tickets Are Available
Fans can buy India vs England 2021 t20 tickets for Ahmedabad matches online as soon as they will go live. The official website of GCA (Gujarat Cricket Association) and Bookmyshow will put the tickets for sale. The price will be different as compared to test matches. The tickets for the two tests are priced between Rs 300 and Rs 1000.
The 5 t20 matches are scheduled to play between 12 to 20 March. England has already named a 16-member squad. Eoin Morgan will return to action holding captaincy duties. However, test skipper Joe Root has not made it to India vs England 2021 Ahmedabad t20 matches. England selectors are not much impressed with Root’s t20 abilities. Alex Hales who turned many heads with his performance in the recently concluded Big Bash League also didn’t get picked up.
ALSO READ: India vs England 2021 T20 Squad and Series Schedule
Team India has yet to announce the squad. However, players like T Natarajan and Washington Sundar will retain their spots on the T20 side. Virat Kohli will be leading the side in Motera. As the t20 World cup is coming will be a good chance for some players to perform well and get selectors’ attention.
