Ultimate Table Tennis 2024: Tickets for UTT 2024 go on sale

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The ticket prices start from ₹49 for Ultimate Table Tennis League 2024.
Tickets for the IndianOil Ultimate Table Tennis (UTT) 2024 are now available on BookMyShow as excitement continues to build toward India’s premier table tennis league. The upcoming season of UTT is scheduled to take place at the Jawaharlal Nehru Indoor Stadium in Chennai from August 22 to September 7 as, for the first time, eight teams will battle for the crown with 23 exciting ties to be played over 17 days.
The league provides memorable opportunities for the fans to witness some of the world’s star paddlers, including World No. 13 Bernadette Szocs, Achanta Sharath Kamal, Manika Batra, Nigerian legend Quadri Aruna and Sathiyan Gnanasekaran among many others, in action from close quarters.
The starting ticket price has been set at ₹49 for the C Stand and G stand. Fans can also enjoy a more exclusive experience from the VIP Stand and the Courtside VIP Box, priced at ₹999 and ₹1,499 respectively, which also allows VIP Lounge access with unlimited food, beverages, and games.
The Courtside VIP Box ticket will, additionally, offer exclusive seating as well as the opportunity to take pictures and collect autographs from star paddlers after the matches.
“Chennai has a great association with table tennis and a rich history of producing some of India’s finest paddlers including the great Sharath Kamal, Sathiyan G and many others. With two new teams and more top players from the world, the upcoming season is going to be bigger and more exciting, and fans can anticipate 17 days full of thrilling and entertaining action,” said Ekansh Gupta, Vice President, UTT.
Fans can also buy their tickets offline from the Jawaharlal Nehru Indoor Stadium Box Office near Gate No. 1 from 10am to 6pm every day during the league.
The ticket prices for the final on September 7 have been set at ₹99 (C Stand and G stand), ₹1,499 (VIP Stand) and ₹1,999 (Courtside VIP Box).
Ultimate Table Tennis is promoted by Niraj Bajaj and Vita Dani under the auspices of the Table Tennis Federation of India. Fans from other parts of the country can also enjoy the live action on Sports18 3 and JioCinema.
The tickets are available at: in.bookmyshow.com/sports/ultimate-table-tennis-2024/ET00405229
Team Squads for IndianOil UTT 2024:
Ahmedabad SG Pipers: Manush Shah, Bernadette Szocs (Romania), Lilian Bardet (France), Reeth Tennison, Pritha Vartikar and Jash Modi
Chennai Lions: Achanta Sharath Kamal, Sakura Mori (Japan), Jules Rolland (France), Poymantee Baisya, Mouma Das and Abhinandh PB
Dabang Delhi TTC: Sathiyan G, Orawan Paranang (Thailand), Diya Chitale, Andreas Levenko (Austria), Yashansh Malik and Lakshita Narang
Athlead Goa Challengers: Harmeet Desai, Yangzi Liu (Australia), Yashaswini Ghorpade, Sudhanshu Grover, Sayali Wani and Mihai Bobocica (Italy)
Jaipur Patriots: Moumita Dutta, Cho Seungmin (South Korea), Suthasini Sawettabut (Thailand), Snehit SFR, Ronit Bhanja and Nithyashree Mani
PBG Bengaluru Smashers: Manika Batra, Alvaro Robles (Spain), Lily Zhang (USA), Jeet Chandra, Taneesha Kotecha and Amalraj Anthony
Puneri Paltan Table Tennis: Ayhika Mukherjee, Natalia Bajor (Poland), Joao Monteiro (Portugal), Ankur Bhattacharjee, Anirban Ghosh and Yashini Sivashankar
U Mumba TT: Manav Thakkar, Sutirtha Mukherjee, Aruna Quadri (Nigeria), Akash Pal, Kavyasree Baskar and Maria Xiao (Spain)
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