Melbourne: The iconic Ground Cricket Melbourne can see a crowd of more than 80,000 people during this summer’s ash test among host Australia and England because the Victoria government announced further easing of Covid-19 restrictions over the coming months.
Melbourne just came out of the sixth Koronavirus lock, which was the most by any city in the world for the past two years.
“I want to see 80,000 people plus a boxing test on the first day, that’s what I want to see,” said Premier Victoria Daniel Andrews as quoted by Espncricinfo.
“We are determined to send it.
It won’t be easy.
I think selling tickets will be very easy.
But we are very confident.” There was a limit on the place of MCG last year and the crowd for a boxing test against India was limited to 30,000.
A total of 78,113 people checked into the MCG for AFL matches in April but Melbourne did not have a significant crowd at sporting events because the latest lock began in mid-July.
The Victoria government believes that 90 percent of people will be fully vaccinated on November 24, which is a must to regulate the sporting event that attracts a large crowd.
Before the pandemic forced the world to become a Kuncian, the crowd of 86,174 people watched Australia beat India in the 2020 T20 World Cup final in March 2020.
Meanwhile, concerns remained above the Perth test with the Australian cricket’s head, Christina Matthews said radio 6PR which men’s scorchers team could play The whole of their BBL season was on the road after the announcement that the WA government would guard the border to Victoria and New South Wales closed until at least Christmas.
MCG can attract more than 80,000 crowds during the boxing day test
