The International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced that tickets for the forthcoming ICC Champions Trophy matches in Pakistan will go on sale on Tuesday, January 28 at 13:00 Gulf Standard Time (GST) / 14:00 Pakistan Standard Time (PST).
Four locations—Karachi, Rawalpindi, and Lahore in Pakistan, as well as Dubai in the United Arab Emirates—will host the eight-team cricket competition, which will include elite ODI teams.
“We are thrilled to announce the official ticket on-sale for the ICC Men’s Champions Trophy 2025. This is a significant moment for cricket in Pakistan, hosting their first global cricket tournament since 1996,” ICC Chief Commercial Officer Anurag Dahiya said, according to ICC website.
Pakistan will host the eight-team competition, which will take place from February 19 to March 9. India will play its matches in Dubai.
Premium seats in various categories will start at 1,500 Pakistani rupees, while general stand tickets will start at 1,000 Pakistani rupees.
India will play its matches in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, while Pakistan will host the eight-team competition, which runs from February 19 to March 9.
Premium seats in various categories will start at 1,500 Pakistani rupees, while general stand tickets will start at 1,000 Pakistani rupees.
“The affordable ticket pricing ensures that fans from all walks of life can be part of this historic spectacle, making it a celebration for all generations of cricket lovers,” said tournament director Sumair Ahmad Syed.
“We have made tickets not only affordable but also easily accessible through the official online platform and more than 100 outlets across Pakistan,” he added.
In the upcoming days, ticket details for the India vs. UAE matches will be released.
The tickets for the Final, which is set for Sunday, March 9, will go on sale once the first semi-final in Dubai is over.
The first match will be played in Karachi between hosts Pakistan and New Zealand.
Group stage of the Champions Trophy
Group A: Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, and New Zealand
Afghanistan, South Africa, England, and Australia make up Group B.