DUBAI: The International Cricket Council on Monday announced the ticket prices for the highly-anticipated ICC Men’s Champions Trophy 2025 adding that the tickets are set to go on sale from January 28.
The cricket governing body, in a statement, said the eight-team tournament featuring ODI heavyweight sides will be played across four venues in Karachi, Rawalpindi, and Lahore in Pakistan as well as Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Fans can now secure their place at the unmissable ICC Men’s Champions Trophy 2025, taking place in Pakistan with India’s matches in the UAE from 19 February to 9 March.
“The tickets for the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy games in Pakistan are set to go live on Tuesday, 28 January, 13h00 Gulf Standard Time (GST) / 14h00 Pakistan Standard Time (PST),” it said.
The statement further said that fans will be able to register to buy the tickets for the 10 matches – including the second semi-final – taking place in Pakistan in Karachi, Lahore, and Rawalpindi.
Physical tickets will be available from 3 February at designated TCS Express centres in Pakistan.
“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.
“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 said.
The opening match of the Champions Trophy 2025, is scheduled to be played between Pakistan and New Zealand in Karachi on February 19.
As per details, the minimum ticket price for the matches is set at 1,000 Pakistan rupees, while the highest ticket prices are 25,000 Pakistan rupees Gallery.
Tickets will be available in multiple categories, including General Enclosure, First Class, Premium, VIP, VVIP, and Gallery, ensuring that spectators can choose an option that suits their preferences.
The second semi-final, to be held in Lahore on March 5 is expected to draw larger crowds and will have a higher base price, with the minimum ticket for these matches pegged at 2,500 Pakistan rupees, while the highest remained locked in at 25,000 Pakistan rupees.
