- General tickets go on sale from 10am Antigua Standard Time on 22 February
- Ticket prices start at US$6
- View ticket categories and prices here
Following the conclusion of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 public ticket ballot which closed on 7 February, tickets with remaining allocations go on sale in just five days, on 22 February, which marks 100 days to the start of the World Cup, from 10 am Antigua Standard Time.
The blockbuster Men’s T20 World Cup event will be held in the West Indies and USA from 1 to 29 June. Tickets start at just US$6 and will be sold on a first come, first served basis at tickets.t20worldcup.com.
A variety of ticket options will be available and accessibly priced. Fans will be able to purchase tickets to single or multiple matches, travel and hospitality packages and limited venue specific packages for matches at Caribbean venues (subject to availability). Whether you are looking to attend a single thrilling match or immerse yourself in the excitement of multiple games, there is a ticket option for you.
There are four types of ticket categories that ensure fans can tailor their World Cup experience. All ticket categories and prices are available here,
“The ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for fans to witness the world’s greatest cricket superstars in action in some of the world’s most inviting Caribbean and US destinations,” said Fawwaz Baksh, ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 Tournament Director.
“Tickets are going to go fast when general tickets go on sale, so if you want to be part of the action in person, we encourage all fans to secure their tickets as soon as they go on sale and be part of this historic ICC Men’s T20 World Cup celebration. It promises to be out of this world.”
Start planning your ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 experience today and get ready to purchase your tickets from 22 February. For further ticketing information visit tickets.t20worldcup.com
For media inquiries, contact:
Damon Leon
Head of PR and Communications
ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024
Tel: +1868-4683268
Email: [email protected]
Philip Spooner
Media Manager
ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024
Mobile: +1246-8268111
Email: [email protected]
I doubt Skerrit knows the difference between a football and a cricket ball. So he does not care. That’s a man who never played any sports. He has no passion for sports. If he did, would he be destroying playings fields to put buildings?
Anyway, i am Rallying Round the West Indies, now and For ever More!!
Look at the Caribbean losing everything it has to the United States who commercializes everything.
Soccer see we played for fun and see out there commercialized and we cannot do anything with it for financial gain
JUDY SAYING
I appreciate DNO for continuing to provide this platform me and others to agree and disagree!
I do understand that the DNO organization is a business entity that has to generate revenue to remain viable; however, I have a small axe to grind with this repository.
If I was a decision maker at DNO, I would not publish any promotional for the upcoming T20I World Cup after the government of Dominica and its cricket association turned down Cricket West Indies’ offer to host T20I matches.
As a huge West Indies cricket fan and Dominican, I cannot in good faith spend a black cent to attend and support T20I in other territories where the West Indies are slated to play.
The cricket loving public in Dominica will be cheated out of having a chance to see in person the best cricketers from all over the earth displaying their craft and competing for world cricket supremacy. Isn’t this a burning shame and a damning indictment on the dunderheads in power?
Here is it that the Roosevelt led kleptocracy was given a golden opportunity to rehabilitate its image and put Dominica’s unique natural beauty and culture (cuisine, art, craft, national dress, architecture) et cetera, on display to the rest of the world. This could have been used as a great marketing strategy to put relatively unknown Dominica on the map.
The incumbent administration has no vision – blind like an eyeless shrimp. Where there is no vision the people perish.
DNO will there be World Cup cricket in Dominica? If not why? Now don’t tell me the country broke because I know one man that not broke and has all the country money hiding ing foreign accounts. So that’s why all of us should turn out to the February 25 rally so we could tell Mr Abdullah salamu alaykum in a language that he understands that we want our money asap
Ahhhh. see what we are missing out on. Dominican love cricket so much. we had the opportunity at our finger tips to host and let it fall through the crack. not good at all.