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  • Raging cricket ticket row as England fans to take over Newlands, South Africa

    Sport Business

    A raging ticketing row has broken out in South Africa over England’s Test tour this winter, with the tourists’ fans being blamed for bagging thousands of tickets. Tickets were due to go on sale this week for the festive fixture at Newlands Cricket Ground but locals reported that tickets for the first four days of [...]

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  • England cricket fans rivalled players’ drinking during Ashes, data reveals

    Sport Business

    The England cricket team’s alcohol consumption on the ill-fated recent Ashes tour may have grabbed the headlines but new data reveals their supporters matched them drink for drink. Figures collated by Revolut and shared with Morning Wire show that spending in Australian bars, nightclubs, restaurants and other venues by British visitors and expats reached £6.9m [...]

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  • Ashes: England cricket fans spend big to get over first Test defeat

    England’s travelling cricket fans splashed the cash in the aftermath of defeat in the first Ashes Test but locals tightened their belts despite Australia’s win, data shows. The Barmy Army spent 59 per cent more in the days immediately after the match, which ended inside two days in Perth, figures shared by Revolut with City [...]

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  • Why tribes are everything in sport, but growing them is no easy task

    November 20, 2025

    Tribalism is key to fandom in sport but the challenge is commercialising and gorwing them, writes Ed Warner. To the Kia Oval for an exercise in tribe creation. Conscious that in most enterprises the whole is stronger than the sum of its parts, I have been working with the help of chairs across Britain’s sporting [...]

  • Wimbledon set to get exemption from anti-ticket touting law for debentures

    November 19, 2025

    Wimbledon chiefs are set to receive an exemption from legislation to be introduced in next year’s King’s Speech that would ban the resale of tickets above face value for sport and music events.  The proposed new laws – designed to stamp out touting – would have a significant impact on the sale of debentures by [...]

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