Published: Dec 06, 2012, 08:57 PM (IST)
Edited: Dec 06, 2012, 08:57 PM (IST)
India will take on Pakistan in the third and final One-Day International match of the series at Delhi © Getty Images
New Delhi: Dec 6, 2012
The four-member recce team of Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) led by GM (Media Affairs) Nadeem Sarwar have requested the Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) to provide them with 100 VIP passes and 1000 general tickets for third and final ODI between India and Pakistan at the Kotla on January 6.
“We have received a request from PCB team about providing them with 100 VIP passes for their special guests who will be flying down for this particular match. Apart from that, they wanted another 1000 general tickets for their fans,” a senior DDCA official told PTI today.
The ODI in the capital is likely to see the maximum number of Pakistani fans and celebrities in attendance as it is the most convenient among all the locations to watch an international match.
PCB spokesperson Sarwar on his part informed that they are “satisfied with the arrangements and facilities” provided by the DDCA.
Asked about the 22-yard strip at the DDCA, Sarwar replied,”We are not concerned about the cricketing part. For us the facilities and security arrangements are of paramount importance and we are quite happy with what we have seen so far.”
