Cuttack: After India's thrilling 14-run victory over the West Indies in Nagpur, Orissa Cricket Association is expecting a full house for the second game of the series here on Wednesday with booking counters registering brisk sale of tickets.

"More than 75 per cent tickets have already been exhausted. Tickets will be sold till tomorrow. But we feel that the stands may be full today itself," OCA Joint Secretary Satya Mohanty told sources.

The Barabati Stadium has a capacity of around 35,000. But keeping the security requirements in mind, the organisers have decided to keep the maximum footfall to 31,000.

Mohanty said the OCA has printed 22,950 priced tickets of the denominations of Rs 4,000, Rs 1,500, Rs 500 and Rs 400 for the public. Besides, some tickets of Rs 200 valuation have been kept for its various affiliated units. The rest were being distributed as complimentary passes.

"All upper denomination tickets are exhausted. Only some tickets worth Rs 500 and Rs 400 are left," he said, as serpentine queues were seen outside the ticket counters.