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Asia Cup in UAE: Ticket sales for cricket matches in Dubai, Sharjah to begin shortly
Scores of fans have been waiting patiently to get the tickets to the games, including the India-Pakistan one
Match ticket sales for Asia Cup have not started yet, Dubai’s Platinum List has confirmed. This came as Khaleej Times contacted the ticketing platform after scores of residents complained they were unable to book the tickets for the tournament.
According to the Asian Cricket Council (ACC), tickets for the cricket tournament were to go on sale on Monday, August 15.
In updates posted on its website, Platinum List said tickets for the matches in Dubai and Sharjah will be available from 6pm.
The Asia Cup, which was originally to be held in Sri Lanka, will be played from August 27 to September 11. The highly anticipated clash involving India and Pakistan will be played on August 28 in Dubai.
According to comments on the ACC’s Twitter post, some fans logged in as early as 4.30am, but could not get the tickets. Others said they waited for over an hour to log on to the website, but could not find the event listed.
In response to KT’s message, the ticketing platform said: “Please note that the ticket sale has not started yet … The tickets will be on our site dubai.platinumlist.net. The whole booking process is online only.”
When Khaleej Times visited the website on Monday afternoon, a message flashed, saying we have been “placed in a queue, along with other excited fans, to buy tickets. Please wait a few minutes to proceed with your purchase.”
Our number in the line was 679730. When we finally managed to log in and clicked on Asia Cup, another message flashed: “There are currently no upcoming events listed in this category.”
This remained the case at the time of filing this report (2pm, Monday).
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Sharjah resident Reza Rauf said he had been trying to book a ticket since Monday morning.
“I waited for a long time in the website queue. The estimated time kept on increasing to finally show that there are no upcoming events listed under Asia Cup 2022,” said Reza.
Dubai resident Zafar Mahmoud said it was a “painstaking experience”.
“First, the site puts us in a queue of 10-15 minutes to open with our chosen event, only to find out that the event itself is not available,” he said.
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