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The T20 match between India and Sri Lanka to be held on 26-27 February at the Dharamsala Cricket Stadium will be done on the number four and six. These pitches will be bouncy, which can be of great help to the batsmen.
There will be a lot of runs in the two T20 matches between India and Sri Lanka in Dharamsala. HPCA has finalized two pitches for the matches. On February 26, the first match will be played on the pitch number four of the ground and the second match will be on the pitch number six.
If the weather favors then the bowlers can also change the course of the match. If the weather remains cold, the bowlers can also trouble the batsmen with swing. The pitches prepared in the stadium will be bouncy rather than spat. This can result in rain of runs in both the matches. Apart from this, two pitches have been prepared separately for the practice of both the teams in the cricket stadium.
The T20 match between India and Sri Lanka to be held on February 26-27 at the Dharamsala Cricket Stadium will be done on the number four and six. These pitches will be bouncy, which can be of great help to the batsmen. If the weather remains cool at night, the fast bowlers will get a lot of swing.
Sunil Chauhan, Chief Pitch Curator, HPCA
cheap ticket sales resume:
At the same time, cheap tickets for the T20 matches to be played between India and Sri Lanka on 26 and 27 February in Dharamsala have started selling once again. In order to sell expensive tickets, cheap tickets were being told to sell out through online medium on the website.
The stands selling Rs 750 were also taken off the website, but on Monday once again the cheap tickets were made available for sale on the website. The private company started selling tickets through online mode two days ago. It is being told that two stands of cheap tickets were removed from the online booking portal only after 12 hours, while tickets of 1000 and above were put on sale during this period.
On Monday, once again the sale of cheap tickets started for both the stands. HPCA Secretary Sumit Sharma said that the responsibility of selling tickets has been entrusted to a private company, it may be that earlier, the sale of cheap tickets may have been removed from the online portal due to the sale of expensive tickets.
