In a bid to attract more spectators, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced free entry for the fourth and fifth days of the ongoing first Test between Pakistan and Bangladesh at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. The decision comes after low attendance was observed during the first three days of the match, as Pakistan continues to navigate a challenging period in their cricketing journey.
The PCB’s decision also aligns with the upcoming weekend, making it more convenient for families and students to attend and support their teams. Those who have already purchased tickets for the final two days will receive a full refund, as per the PCB’s official statement.
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The Test match has been a high-scoring affair so far, with Pakistan posting an imposing 448/6 after recovering from an early collapse at 16/3. Centuries from Mohammad Rizwan and Saud Shakeel powered the hosts to this formidable total.
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In response, Bangladesh has shown resilience but faced setbacks. Despite losing wickets, including the unfortunate dismissal of Shadman Islam just shy of a century, the visitors continue to fight. As the match heads into the crucial final days, it is set to provide thrilling action for those attending the Rawalpindi Stadium.
With free entry now available, the PCB hopes to see a surge in attendance, giving fans a chance to witness what could be a tightly contested finish to the first Test.
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