Where and how to buy tickets for IPL 2017

IPL season 10, India’s most prestigious domestic Twenty20 tournament is just round the corner and people cannot wait for it to start. The Indian Premier League this season promises a lot of action as there have been some interesting buys in the player’s auction and some new foreign faces have been picked up by different franchises.

The cash-rich tournament since its inception in 2008 has been successful in grabbing a lot of eyeballs due to the entertainment factor and most importantly the quality of cricket played. This year too, the new team combinations and the quality of players involved are sure to impress the crowd. The league kicks off on the 5th of April and the final will be played on May 21.

As we all know how important cricket is for the people in India, the craze rises to a different level when it comes to the shortest format of the game. That makes the availability of tickets a major issue during the IPL. The stadiums are always fully packed during the tournament and tickets are sold at an alarming rate.

This clearly portrays the passion the country carries for the game and the desire to witness the matches in the stadium. This year is no different as people are already all geared up to get their hands on the tickets which have been available on Book My Show, Eventsnow and Ticketgenie.

There are variable prices for the tickets the lowest being for Rs. 800 and the highest is worth Rs. 4000. Ticket vendors are known to be IPL’s main partners but tickets can also be owned from other places. The Mumbai Indians have already started the sale of tickets using partner Jio Money from the 16th of March.

The tenth edition of the IPL will be played all over India at ten different venues. The stadium list includes M Chinnaswamy Stadium (Bangalore), Feroz Shah Kotla (Delhi), Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium (Hyderabad), Green Park (Kanpur), Eden Gardens (Kolkata), IS Bindra Stadium (Mohali), Wankhede Stadium (Mumbai), Maharashtra Cricket Association International Stadium (Pune) and Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium (Rajkot).