Adelaide ticket sales take a hit in Test opener against India

December 04, 2018 12:09

India's refusal to agree to a pink-ball clash in Adelaide has impacted on ticket sales but officials are still confident of breaking the ground record for a Test against the tourists. South Australian Cricket Association chief Keith Bradshaw said on Tuesday pre-sold ticket sales were lower than what had been the case since the revamped venue began hosting day-night Test cricket in 2015 but insisted this had nothing to do with the fall-out of the ball tampering scandal. Read more

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