Guys;
My dad’s in Pak (Lahore). I’m in the States. Can I buy the ticket for him through the internet and have him pick it up in Lahore?
This is for the Pak vs India game.
WS
Re: Which internet site can I buy the cricket tickets?
Terms and Conditions say that you have to show the SAME CREDIT CARD while picking up the tickets that you have used while buying the tickets.
Actually i was planning to gift the ticket to my bro in Khi but this term is stopping me
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*Originally posted by Gandalf: *
Guys;
My dad's in Pak (Lahore). I'm in the States. Can I buy the ticket for him through the internet and have him pick it up in Lahore?
This is for the Pak vs India game.
WS
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Pay for the tickets :)
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Anything else. :)
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Terms and Conditions say that you have to show the SAME CREDIT CARD while picking up the tickets that you have used while buying the tickets.
Actually i was planning to gift the ticket to my bro in Khi but this term is stopping me
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Not true Decent bhai, here is what it says when you buy tickets on behalf of someone:
"If you have ordered tickets for someone else, please put their name in the "gift message" box in the order form. The person collecting the tickets will need to present both order confirmations and their ID. "
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oops i mean thank you, i just wan give him the surprize and i was quite 
but you made me 
-- You may not gain admission to the enclosures with your order confirmations. Order confirmations will be checked at the designated venue, and match tickets will be issued at that ground. You must also present your credit card and your ID (such as a passport or other ID) at this point.
-- If you have ordered tickets for someone else, please put their name in the "gift message" box in the order form. The person collecting the tickets will need to present both order confirmations and their ID.
You must comply with the ground regulations and the rules on the
-- If you intend to buy tickets on behalf of others, you may do so, but the cardholder must be present when collecting tickets.
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very confusing terms ! uffff
Decent talk to them or send them email. it also states:
"If you wish to buy more than 10 tickets for any game, please email PCB at [email protected]. PLEASE DO NOT ATTEMPT TO USE THE ONLINE TICKETING FACILITY TO DO THIS. "
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*Originally posted by Decent 6Chora: *
-- You may not gain admission to the enclosures with your order confirmations. Order confirmations will be checked at the designated venue, and match tickets will be issued at that ground. You must also present your credit card and your ID (such as a passport or other ID) at this point.
-- If you have ordered tickets for someone else, please put their name in the "gift message" box in the order form. The person collecting the tickets will need to present both order confirmations and their ID.
You must comply with the ground regulations and the rules on the
-- If you intend to buy tickets on behalf of others, you may do so, but the cardholder must be present when collecting tickets.
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very confusing terms ! uffff
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I think the first point is relevant if you are the person buying the ticket. If it is a gift than the second point prevails and over rules the first point. Still get it clarified.
Gandaf, check these links.
http://pcbtickets.cricket.org
http://pcb.cricket.org
www.cricinfo.com
Hope it helps.
Salam guys;
Thanks Eshan bhai and Samb for all yr info.
My dad isn't good with computers. I don't know how I'll get the 2 order forms to him. Fed Ex? One order conf form will be sent to me through email. I could forward that to someone I guess. But the second one needs to be printed. Can I send that one by email as well?
Why so many forms????
Online buyers snap up tickets for historic India/Pakistan cricket series](http://uk.sports.yahoo.com/040225/323/emxnm.html)
KARACHI (AFP) - Tickets for next month’s historic cricket series between Pakistan and India have gone on sale on the Internet for the first time - and online officials reported an overwhelming response.
Sohail Ahmed of Cricinfo, the online firm responsible for the sale, predicted that all its Internet tickets would be sold out within a couple of days.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has allocated 30 to 40 per cent of tickets for sale online for the March 10 to April 17 series, which comprises five one-day matches and three Test matches. The non-refundable tickets range in price from 850 rupees (19 US dollars) to 2,120 rupees.
The remaining 60 to 70 percent of tickets, which are still in the final design stages and yet to be printed, would be sold at stadium gates, he said.
The PCB estimates that if each match is a sell-out it will have sold about 250,000 tickets in total.
“Tickets (for the India series) have gone on the Internet for the first time in history and the response has been overwhelming,” Ahmed told AFP.
Ahmed said 1,700 tickets had been sold within the first three hours of going online, with notable interest from Indians and from Pakistani expatriates living in Britain, the United States and the Middle East.
The ticket sales started about 24 hours ahead of schedule and a man from London was the first to book, buying seven tickets from the site www.pcbtickets.cricket.org. The buyer’s name was not released.
“We have ensured that there is no bulk buying of tickets on the Net by restricting an individual to ten tickets per person,” Ahmed added.
Visitors to the web site are presented with stadium layouts to book their preferred seats.
PCB expects the series to generate more than 1,200 million rupees in revenue, excluding ticket sales.
India is due to tour Pakistan for the first time in 15 years, beginning next month. It opens with a warm up one-day match a day after landing in Lahore on March 10.
The first of five one-day matches will be played in Karachi on March 13.