System glitch sends WC organisers on ticket tailspin

Johannesburg: Cricket World Cup organisers sold tickets to 12 spectators for next year's tournament in South Africa before the system crashed on Monday morning, sending organisers into a tailspin and stretching the patience of hundreds of fans.

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System glitch sends WC organisers on ticket tailspin

Johannesburg: Cricket World Cup organisers sold tickets to 12 spectators for next year's tournament in South Africa before the system crashed on Monday morning, sending organisers into a tailspin and stretching the patience of hundreds of fans.

Find More Articles On: south africa | cricket | cape town | newlands | kingsmead | spectators | wanderers stadium | world cup organisers | sold tickets | system crashed | sending organisers | tailspin | stretching | patience of hundreds of fans | camping out | in icy winter weather | glitch was fixed | long queues | snaking down | next years tournament

System glitch sends WC organisers on ticket tailspin

Johannesburg: Cricket World Cup organisers sold tickets to 12 spectators for next year's tournament in South Africa before the system crashed on Monday morning, sending organisers into a tailspin and stretching the patience of hundreds of fans.

Find More Articles On: south africa | cricket | cape town | newlands | kingsmead | spectators | wanderers stadium | world cup organisers | sold tickets | system crashed | sending organisers | tailspin | stretching | patience of hundreds of fans | camping out | in icy winter weather | glitch was fixed | long queues | snaking down | next years tournament