MCC 'to review ticket prices' after criticism over England vs New Zealand cost
The MCC are set to review their ticket prices for Test matches at Lord's following criticism ahead of the first Test between England and New Zealand.
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The MCC are set to review their ticket prices for Test matches at Lord's following criticism ahead of the first Test between England and New Zealand.
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