India vs Australia Tickets

Last Modified Jan 04, 2021 15:10 IST
DateMatchTickets price (per day)*StadiumCapacity
27 Nov 20201st ODI$30-140Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney48,000
29 Nov 20202nd ODI$30-140Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney48,000
2 Dec 20203rd ODI$30-100Manuka Oval, Canberra13,550
4 Dec 20201st T20I$30-100Manuka Oval, Canberra13,550
6 Dec 20202nd T20I$30-120Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney48,000
8 Dec 20203rd T20I$30-120Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney48,000
17 Dec 20201st Test$30-115**Adelaide Oval, Adelaide53,583
26 Dec 20202nd Test$30-160**Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne1,00,000
7 Jan 20213rd TestTBASydney Cricket Ground, Sydney48,000
15 Jan 20214th Test$30-110*The Gabba, Brisbane42,000

* Ticket prices listed for an adult

** Only for the first four days of the Test match

IND vs AUS Tickets

The biggest clash between two international teams will be played in Australia when India tour Down Under for an all-format bilateral series from 27 November 2020 to 19 January 2021. While the T20 fans were treated by an entertaining season of 2020 IPL in the UAE, the purists will have their eyes locked onto the upcoming series.

The one thing that the fans will be looking forward to more than the brilliant cricket on display, will be IND vs AUS tickets.


How to book tickets for IND vs AUS 2020?


The ticket sales for the upcoming series will begin soon on the official website of Cricket Australia. For early access for India vs Australia tickets, it is advisable to sign up to the Australian Cricket Family. The details for the same are also available on the website.


The tickets for the limited-overs series will be on sale from November 20, while the tickets for the first, second, third and fourth Test will be up for sale from December 4, 11, 18 and 30 respectively.


Sydney: https://www.cricket.com.au/tickets/sydney

Adelaide: https://www.cricket.com.au/tickets/adelaide

Melbourne: https://www.cricket.com.au/tickets/melbourne

Canberra: https://www.cricket.com.au/tickets/canberra

Brisbane: https://www.cricket.com.au/tickets/brisbane


Safety Measures


The Australian government has put forward strict rules regarding the safety measures to be taken for allowing crowds in cricket stadiums. The capacities for each match will vary according to the laws put in place in that particular city.


The Sydney Cricket Ground, Manuka Oval and the Adelaide Oval will hold up to 50% of their capacities. The Boxing Day Test, which will be played at the huge Melbourne Cricket Ground, will accommodate 25% of its capacity, that is a crowd of maximum 25,000 people on each day of the Test. The Gabba in Brisbane has been permitted to have 75% of its capacity filled for the fourth Test of the series.