There is a huge demand for tickets from fans across the world, including US, to watch Sachin Tendulkar's 200th and farewell Test at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai next month. Mumbai Cricket Association chief Sharad Pawar said today that it has led to a tricky situation to accommodate all. Pawar said at a media conference in Mumbai that people from all the Test playing countries as well as America are demanding tickets to see the Test match. But, he said the Cricket Association has prior commitments to several organisations including the BCCI, India's own clubs, government authorities etc. Hence, he said, he cannot say how many will be available for the public. The MCA chief, however, denied news reports thatTendulkar had demanded 2000 tickets for the game. But Pawar said the MCA managing committee has taken a decision that we it would give him 500 tickets.