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Topics: Cricket
Danielle Fowler
If you’re hoping to get stuck into some live cricket this summer, tickets are selling fast and there's just a few places left to snap them up.
It looks to be an action-packed season ahead, as England will play India in a series of test matches across the UK. Comprising five tests in total, fans will descend on top stadiums up and down the country, from Headingley to the Old Trafford and London's Oval.
So, where can you still buy tickets and how much do they cost? Scroll down to find out everything you need to know about England v India now.
There’s only a few places left to buy tickets for England v India cricket matches this summer, with organisers reporting many of the general sale tickets have already sold out due to 'unprecedented demand'.
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You can snap up the few remaining on the cricket clubs' respective websites, or go for the VIP treatment at Seat Unique who are selling seats for the five test matches in London, Manchester or Birmingham.
Prices vary depending on what you’re after. For example, you’re looking at around £200 for premium tickets at Headingley with Row D seats, access to the cafe bar, and a complimentary programme.
If you want a more luxurious experience, you can pay around £799 per person for the Taverner's Suite. These hospitality tickets include prime seating in the Howard Stand Middle with an elevated view behind the bowler’s arm. You will also be welcomed with a champagne reception, a complimentary bar, a two-course lunch, afternoon tea, and live entertainment.
You can purchase as many hospitality tickets as you like and they will arrive in the post two to four days prior to the event.
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If you want to get involved this season, then listen up. There are five test matches taking place this summer with things kicking off in Headingley, Leeds on June 20.