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However, such was demand that tickets were sold out within hours, although the system operated by Cricket Australia came in for some hefty criticism.
At September 30, tickets for the first four days of all Tests with the exception of Melbourne had been sold out. Tickets for days three and four at the MCG were availble. For information click here.
Anyone buying tickets through online auction sites should take heed of warnings issued by Cricket Australia (click here
Ashes ticket buyers wait and wait
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