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Hyderabad police arrest four for black-marketing India-West Indies T20 tickets marked ‘Not for Sale’

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Hyderabad police arrest four for black-marketing India-West Indies T20 tickets marked ‘Not for Sale’ — Photo credit: The Hindu

The Hyderabad Police arrested four persons for allegedly black-marketing complimentary tickets for the upcoming India West Indies fourth T20 International cricket match scheduled for October 14, selling them at exorbitant prices through social media platforms.

According to the police, the case came to light on October 12 when Assistant Sub-Inspector V. Janardhan Naik, while patrolling with a police constable, received information about the illegal sale of cricket tickets near SD Mall in Begum Bazar. A police team reached the spot around 9 p.m. and apprehended Avinnashh Darak (24) and Mohith Somani (30).

Originally published by The Hindu on Oct 13, 2026 Read the full article at thehindu.com

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