Mumbai Police have busted a black market racket for ICC T20 World Cup semi-final (India vs England) tickets. Six people, including a former U-19 cricketer, have been arrested in the case. It is alleged that free pass tickets were sold for between 25,000 and 35,000 rupees. Police are investigating the matter.

Major ticket black market operation in Mumbai, former U-19 cricketer arrested
Major ticket black market operation in Mumbai, former U-19 cricketer arrested

ICC T20 World Cup

The ICC T20 World Cup is the premier international championship for Twenty20 cricket, first organized by the International Cricket Council (ICC) in 2007. It was created to capitalize on the fast-paced, popular format, with the inaugural tournament won by India, helping to globalize the sport’s shortest version. The event is now held regularly, showcasing nations from across the cricketing world.

Mumbai Police

The Mumbai Police is the law enforcement agency for the city of Mumbai, India. It was formally established in 1661 by the British East India Company, making it one of the oldest police forces in Asia. Today, it is renowned for its size, its handling of complex urban and security challenges, and its iconic headquarters at the historic Crawford Market.