Spectators will not be able to participate in the first test between India and South Africa: Report
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- The first Test of the Test series will take place at Centurion beginning December 26.
- Cases of corona infection have been increasing in South Africa for some time.
Johannesburg The test series between India and South Africa will start from December 26 and there has been some great news about the entrance of spectators in the first match of this series. The first round of the series is believed to be played without spectators as the South Africa Cricket Board does not sell tickets due to the Omicron variant of Corona.
The ‘News24’ website, citing the Afrikaans-language weekly ‘Report’, said that due to Corona restrictions, the government has allowed only 2,000 fans to enter, so only certain people will be able to watch the match at the stadium. . So far, tickets for the second test, which starts here from January 3, are not selling either.
The stadium’s Twitter account said: “No announcement has been made regarding the sale of tickets for the second round between India and South Africa. It is not yet clear whether the audience will be allowed to enter or not. An announcement will be made. When the moment comes.
Cases of corona infection have been increasing in South Africa for some time. Because of this, the remaining matches of the four-day franchise series of the national tournament were postponed. The Indian team has stayed at the resort that is fully reserved for them since their arrival here on December 16. The third test will take place in Cape Town from January 11.
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