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Sad that they couldn't reduce the prices at the top-end for matches that (we could all predict) weren't going to sell out - or get locals/kids in on the day with reduced tickets, like they do for the last day of a Test when there are a couple of wickets or a handful of runs to get. It looks rubbish, as well as the lost revenue on retail sales, etc. for the grounds.
I suppose with 20:20 (no pun intended) hindsight, it is an easy observation though.
But don't we always end up saying the same thing for all the 'minnows' matches in any tournament?
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It's the more expensive seats that are half full. The cheap seats are almost completely full.