Not sure how many tickets of Sachin Tendulkar's last match will be available for public - MCA chief Sharad Pawar

The demand for the tickets of Sachin Tendulkar‘s last match is huge, Mumbai Cricket Association chief Sharad Pawar has said.

Sachin will be playing his career’s last match in Mumbai from November 14-16 in the final Test match against West Indies. It will be th Indian batting maestro’s 200th Test match.

Speaking to the press on Tuesday, Sharad Pawar said that he wasn’t sure how many tickets will the public be able to get in the face of this huge demand.

“People from all the Test playing countries as well as America are demanding tickets to see the Test match. But we have prior commitments to several organisations including the BCCI (Indian cricket board), our own clubs, government authorities etc, so we cannot say how many will be available for the public,” he said.

There were report of Sachin demanding 2000 tickets for the game, but the MCA chief denied any such rumours.

“He has not asked for a single ticket, but the MCA managing committee has taken a decision yesterday that we will give him 500 tickets,” Pawar said.