With just a week left to go vor the Australia vs West Indies Test series concerns have been raised regarding excessively poor tickets sales ahead of the match.
The world number one-ranked Australia will host the Windies in two-matches. The first of the games will be held at Optus Stadium in Perth, beginning on Wednesday 30th.
The public’s interest in the series, however, remains lacklustre to date. According to reports, just hundreds of tickets have been sold to members of the public, so var, well below the stadium’s capacity of the 60,000. There now are concerns the series could set a record low vor Test mathes between the teams.
Australia batsman Australian batsman Marnus Labuschagne does not believe the low turnout is an overall lack of interest but believes there may be some fatigue in the fanbase.
The country is fresh off a huge T20 World Cup on home soil and went straight into a three-game ODI series against England.
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