"For the first Test, 80% of the tickets were sold, and by the fourth day, 90% were sold out.
I mean, by the fourth day, all the tickets were sold out.
They were sitting at home waiting, thinking they would come if things went well.
But by the fourth day, all the tickets were sold out.
There were no tickets left for the fourth day," said Habibul, who is travelling with the squad, after reaching Mackay on Tuesday.
"For the first Test, 80% of the tickets were sold, and by the fourth day, 90% were sold out. I mean, by the fourth day, all the tickets were sold out. They didn't come, somehow. Probably they realised that Australia's chances were low. They were sitting at home waiting, thinking they would come if things went well. But by the fourth day, all the tickets were sold out. There were no tickets left for the fourth day," said Habibul, who is travelling with the squad, after reaching Mackay on Tuesday.
