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The India vs Pakistan clash at the 2027 ODI World Cup has received an overwhelming response, with 8,397,294 ticket requests for a match at a stadium with a capacity of just 34,000. The highly anticipated group-stage encounter will take place…

The 2027 ODI World Cup match between India and Pakistan has emerged as the tournament's most requested fixture, drawing 8,397,294 ticket applications. Scheduled for October 10 at the 34,000-capacity Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg, demand has vastly outstripped availability. The World Cup final, set for the same venue on November 21, ranks second with nearly 7.9 million requests.
Overall, the International Cricket Council reported over 120 million ticket requests from 2.8 million fans globally across the tournament, which will be co-hosted by South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia. India currently holds an undefeated 8-0 record against Pakistan in ODI World Cup history.
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