Furious cricket enthusiasts on Sunday joined Safir Anand, a noted lawyer who has been complaining about the mismanagement in ticket sales for the ongoing Cricket World Cup, after the high profile match between India and Australia witnessed thin attendance despite no tickets available.
"I have seen world cup matches across the world. You have ballots and once you choose matches you can get tickets to one or more matches. Even in Wimbledon, the ballot is open for a few days and then a draw of lots is done," Anand said.