IND vs WI: How to buy tickets for the India vs West Indies 2nd Test in Delhi

The India vs West Indies 2nd and final Test match is scheduled to begin on October 10 at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi. India will arrive with immense momentum, having secured an emphatic victory by an innings and 140 runs in the first Test, which concluded inside three days. This crushing performance was marked by total dominance in every department.

The batting highlight for India was a trio of centurions: KL Rahul (100), Dhruv Jurel (125 – a maiden Test century) and Ravindra Jadeja (104) unbeaten, who spearheaded India’s massive total of 448/5 declared. Conversely, the West Indies struggled with the bat throughout, getting bowled out for just 162 and 146 in their two innings, with only Alick Athanaze (38) offering brief resistance in the second innings.

The Indian bowlers were clinical, with pacers Mohammed Siraj (7 wickets for the match) and Jasprit Bumrah dismantling the West Indies top order, while Jadeja completed a stellar all-round display by claiming four wickets in the second innings to earn the Player of the Match award. Now, with a competitive, five-day pass price structure in Delhi, the stage is perfectly set for a riveting showdown as West Indies look to stage a massive, unlikely comeback against a formidable Indian side determined to seal a series whitewash.

A complete guide to IND vs WI 2nd Test ticket prices in Delhi

The ticket pricing for the India vs West Indies 2nd Test at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi offers extraordinary value, as every ticket purchased acts as a five-day pass for the match. The structure is designed to be accessible to all fans, with the lowest tier beginning at an economical INR 399 for the Northwest and Northeast 3rd-floor seats. Ascending slightly, mid-range options include seats at INR 499 (2nd-floor stands) and INR 650 for the improved viewing angle from the East Stand 1st floor.

Fans who prefer to be closer to the playing field can secure ground-floor seating for INR 850, while excellent mid-level views from the 1st floor are available for INR 750. For those seeking a premium, elevated experience, tickets for the Old Club House First floor are set at INR 4,500, providing a high-quality perspective on the game. The most exclusive and luxurious offerings are the hospitality packages, which include the West Corporate Boxes at INR 7,000, the Platinum Gallery B at INR 8,250, and the INR 8,500 Hill A (Hospitality) section. This flat, five-day pricing model for all categories makes the Delhi Test a particularly appealing and cost-effective fixture for committed Test cricket enthusiasts.

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IND vs WI, 2nd Test: How to book tickets online? 

The official ticketing for the India vs West Indies 2nd Test at the Arun Jaitley Stadium is managed directly through the platform of the organizing state association, the Delhi & District Cricket Association (DDCA).

Locate the official platform:

• The primary and official sales channel for this fixture is the District app or its official website. Ensure you are using the correct, official platform to guarantee the authenticity of your tickets.

Search for the event:

• Navigate to the Cricket/Sports section.
• Search for the event, which is typically listed under its formal title: ‘IDFC First Bank Series 2nd Test: India vs West Indies’.

Initiate booking and select seats:

• Click on the ‘Book Now’ option associated with the match.
• You will be presented with a seating map of the Arun Jaitley Stadium.
• Select your desired stand/seating category, keeping in mind the price (from INR 399 to INR 8,500) and the fact that one ticket covers all five days of the match.

Complete Transaction and Receive E-Ticket:

• Proceed to the payment gateway to finalize your booking.
• Once the payment is successfully completed, you will receive an e-ticket (M-ticket). This digital pass will be delivered directly to your registered mobile device (either via the app or email).
• Crucially, this e-ticket is your direct entry pass, no physical ticket exchange or collection is required. Simply display the M-ticket on your mobile device at the stadium gates for hassle-free entry.

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