India-Pakistan T20 World Cup Clash Sets Record Attendance
The India-Pakistan match in the Women's T20 World Cup set a new record for the highest group stage attendance in the tournament's history. The game attracted 15,935 spectators, contributing to a total of 91,030 attendees, marking a significant increase in fan engagement for women's cricket.
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- United Arab Emirates
The historic India-Pakistan encounter during the Women's T20 World Cup on October 6 has officially set a record for the highest attendance ever recorded at a group stage match. The International Cricket Council (ICC) confirmed the unprecedented turnout, reflecting a rising interest in women's cricket.
Held at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium, the thrilling match ended with India securing a victory by six wickets, drawing a crowd of 15,935 passionate fans. This milestone event underscores the intense rivalry and allure that these two cricketing nations bring to the sport.
This year's World Cup drew a total of 91,030 spectators, marking a 30% increase compared to its previous edition, while the final, featuring New Zealand and South Africa, saw a 68% jump in attendance. These numbers highlight the growing global appeal and expanding audience for women's cricket, as emphasized by ICC Chief Executive Geoff Allardice.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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