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More than 750,000 WC tickets sold out

| | Feb 05, 2015, at 06:15 pm
Dubai, Feb 5 (IBNS): With nine more days left for the World Cup to start, the International Cricket Council on Thursday said more than 750,000 tickets for the major cricketing event of the year have been sold out.

"More than 750,000 tickets have been sold to date, well on the way to a predicted total attendance of more than a million," read the  ICC website.

ICC Chief Executive David Richardson told the website: “The ICC Cricket World Cup is on track to be the most open and competitive tournament ever. I’d urge everyone who can to get out and support their team.”

The event will be hosted by Australia and New Zealand this year.

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