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Harsh Goenka's Jibe At 'The Rich' Asking For Free World Cup Final Passes
Industrialist Harsh Goenka's recent post on World Cup tickets has drawn major backlash from the certain section of the society.
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The Timeless Ticket - but not for World Cup
Brazilian businessman Luis Meyer Blumberg owns the mother of all tickets: a lifetime pass to any event he chooses at Rio de Janeiro's iconic Maracana stadium.
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Guard caught selling World Cup tickets in black fired
After an NDTV's expose, that showed black marketing of World Cup final tickets at the Wankhede stadium, Nilesh Kadam, a security guard with Topsgrup has been fired.Earlier, the BCCI's Ratnakar Shetty had told NDTV that the security personnel involved in black marketing of tickets have been identified following the expose and that the security agenc...
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Lathicharge outside Vidarbha Cricket Association for World Cup tickets
Cricket fans who had gathered outside Vidarbha Cricket Association in Nagpur to buy tickets for the India vs South Africa match, scheduled for March 12, were lathi-charged by police on Tuesday morning.Sources say the police resorted lathi-charge to control the crowd. The ticket counter was also closed down till the crowd could be controlled.In a si...
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Over 1,000 spectators miss Tendulkar's ton
It was literally a gloomy Sunday for over 1,000 cricket-crazy fans who missed watching Sachin Tendulkar's inning, despite having proper tickets and reaching the venue on time. The reason: Cops didn't let them in citing unavailability of seats. Also, the marathon security check that lasted over two-and-a-hours after the start of play, prevented them...
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World Cup tickets: Scenes at Chinnaswamy Stadium unfortunate, says ICC
International Cricket Council (ICC) CEO Haroon Lorgat has termed Thursday's lathicharge incident at Bangalore's Chinnaswamy stadium as "unfortunate." "Scenes outside the Chinnaswamy stadium were unfortunate. The ICC is trying to sort out the ticketing issue with the BCCI. We wrote a letter to Pawar because we wanted him to intervene ," he said...
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Harsh Goenka's Jibe At 'The Rich' Asking For Free World Cup Final Passes
Industrialist Harsh Goenka's recent post on World Cup tickets has drawn major backlash from the certain section of the society.
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The Timeless Ticket - but not for World Cup
Brazilian businessman Luis Meyer Blumberg owns the mother of all tickets: a lifetime pass to any event he chooses at Rio de Janeiro's iconic Maracana stadium.
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Guard caught selling World Cup tickets in black fired
After an NDTV's expose, that showed black marketing of World Cup final tickets at the Wankhede stadium, Nilesh Kadam, a security guard with Topsgrup has been fired.Earlier, the BCCI's Ratnakar Shetty had told NDTV that the security personnel involved in black marketing of tickets have been identified following the expose and that the security agenc...
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Lathicharge outside Vidarbha Cricket Association for World Cup tickets
Cricket fans who had gathered outside Vidarbha Cricket Association in Nagpur to buy tickets for the India vs South Africa match, scheduled for March 12, were lathi-charged by police on Tuesday morning.Sources say the police resorted lathi-charge to control the crowd. The ticket counter was also closed down till the crowd could be controlled.In a si...
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Over 1,000 spectators miss Tendulkar's ton
It was literally a gloomy Sunday for over 1,000 cricket-crazy fans who missed watching Sachin Tendulkar's inning, despite having proper tickets and reaching the venue on time. The reason: Cops didn't let them in citing unavailability of seats. Also, the marathon security check that lasted over two-and-a-hours after the start of play, prevented them...
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World Cup tickets: Scenes at Chinnaswamy Stadium unfortunate, says ICC
International Cricket Council (ICC) CEO Haroon Lorgat has termed Thursday's lathicharge incident at Bangalore's Chinnaswamy stadium as "unfortunate." "Scenes outside the Chinnaswamy stadium were unfortunate. The ICC is trying to sort out the ticketing issue with the BCCI. We wrote a letter to Pawar because we wanted him to intervene ," he said...
