ICC World Cup 2023: Indian Railways to Run Special Trains Between Delhi and Ahmedabad

The Indian Railways has announced to run of special trains from Delhi and Mumbai for the cricket fans who are heading to watch the ICC World Cup 2023 final tournament in Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad on Sunday.
As per the sources, the special trains were running to meet the travel demand and cater for the rush of cricket lovers who are going to watch the cricket World Cup final match directly.

The railways department said that the trains from Delhi and Mumbai will depart on Saturday evening and arrive in Ahmedabad on Sunday morning. After the completion of the final match, the trains will depart from Ahmedabad at 2:30 am on Monday.

This running special trains for the cricket match initiative was taken to control the crowd and give budget-friendly and safe journeys at lower fares. Many people were choosing airways which cost around ₹20,000 to ₹40,000. But Indian railways are providing setas at affordable prices ranging from ₹620 for a sleeper seat to ₹3,490 for a first AC seat. The 3AC economy and 3AC seats are priced at ₹1,525 and ₹1,665, respectively.

The reservations for the special trains are open on Saturday and can be booked through the IRCTC website – www.irctc.co.in.

Train no 01153 CSMT – Ahmedabad special Express will depart at 10:20 pm on Saturday and will arrive in Ahmedabad at 6:40 am on Sunday. Train no 01154 Ahmedabad – CSMT special express will leave Ahmedabad at 1:45 am on Monday and will arrive at CSMT at 10.35 am the same day. The trains from Mumbai will halt at CSMT, Dadar, Thane, Vasai Road, Surat, Vadodara, and the final stop Ahmedabad.

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Train No. 09001 Bandra Terminus – Ahmedabad Special will depart from Bandra Terminus on Saturday at 11:45 pm and reach Ahmedabad at 7:20 am on Sunday. Train no. 09002 Ahmedabad – Bandra Terminus Specila will depart from Ahmedabad on Monday at 4 am and arrive Bandra Terminus at 12:30 pm the same day.

The final showdown, featuring the cricketing giants India and Australia, is slated for Sunday at the iconic Narendra Modi Stadium in Gujarat’s Ahmedabad. This will be a repeat of the 2003 World Cup final in which Australia won in a lopsided contest.