Demand for tickets to the 2027 ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup has surged, with millions of applications submitted within 12 days. The International Cricket Council reported strong interest from cricket fans worldwide ahead of the tournament.
According to the ICC, more than 4.4 million people have registered through its ticket ballot system. Fans have submitted over 15.083 million ticket requests during the registration period, highlighting widespread interest in the upcoming competition.
Read more: ICC announces 12 host cities for World Cup
The ticket ballot has received applications from 142 countries, reflecting the tournament’s international appeal. Cricket supporters from different parts of the world are seeking opportunities to watch the competition live.
The ICC has confirmed that registrations remain open for interested fans. Supporters can enter the ticket ballot until November 21. The registration process allows fans to apply for tickets before the tournament begins.
The 2027 edition of the Men’s One Day International World Cup will take place across three African countries. South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia will jointly host the international cricket tournament.
Read more: Pakistan, India could meet thrice in 2027 ICC World Cup
The competition will bring international teams together for one of cricket’s major events. The growing number of applications indicates considerable interest among supporters well before the tournament starts.
Fans hoping to attend matches must complete their registration through the ICC ballot before the deadline. However, submitting an application does not itself confirm that tickets have been secured. Supporters should follow official ICC announcements for further information about ticket allocation and tournament arrangements.