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Tickets Sold Out For India-Australia Sydney ODI And Canberra T20I Games: CA
Apart from record-breaking sales of the Ashes, CA added that they have noticed huge interest from the Indian diaspora towards buying tickets when the side plays a white-ball series in Australia in October-November.
Such has been the effect that 90,000 tickets for eight matches – with T20Is in Melbourne and Brisbane being hugely popular - have already been sold out just two weeks after ticket sales window was opened.
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