India vs South Africa 4th T20I: In the aftermath of the fourth T20I between India and South Africa getting abandoned on Wednesday, the Uttar Pradesh Cricket Association (UPCA) has stated that the process of issuing a refund will be initiated on Friday. The Secretary of the UPCA, Prem Gupta that the entire ticket price will be refunded, excluding the service charge.
Notably, the match never got started as the umpires felt that the poor visibility due to fog would make it difficult for the play to happen. Interestingly, the match was scheduled to start at 7 PM IST, but after the final inspection at 9:30, the umpires decided to call it off.
The UPCA Secretary confirmed that the reimbursements will be made to spectators who purchased tickets for the match in both offline and online modes.
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“The ticket refund process will start from tomorrow morning. Those who purchased online will be refunded online. Only the service charges will be deducted. Rest, all the money will be refunded.
“For refunding those who purchased offline, we are going to set up booths at the Ekana Stadium. The process of refund will start from there and an advertisement for the same will be put in the newspapers. All the money will be refunded to all spectators,” Gupta was quoted as saying by IANS on Thursday.
“For refunding those who purchased offline, we are going to set up booths at the Ekana Stadium. The process of refund will start from there and an advertisement for the same will be put in the newspapers. All the money will be refunded to all spectators,” said Gupta to IANS on Thursday.
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India, led by Suryakumar Yadav, holds a 2-1 lead in the five-match series against South Africa. The final match of the series in Ahmedabad on Friday is a must-win for the Proteas to level the series.
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