Synopsis
Tickets for India's matches in the 2025 Champions Trophy, including the first semifinal, will be available for purchase from Monday evening. The matches are set to take place in Dubai, UAE, with ticket prices starting at 125 Dirhams.Key Takeaways
- Tickets for India's matches go on sale Monday evening.
- Matches are scheduled in Dubai, UAE.
- Prices start from 125 Dirhams.
- Physical tickets available at TCS centers in Pakistan.
- Defending champions Pakistan to play first match on February 19.
New Delhi, Feb 3 (NationPress) Tickets for India's three group-stage encounters in the 2025 Champions Trophy and the initial semifinal, set to occur in Dubai, UAE, will be available for purchase starting Monday evening, as announced by the International Cricket Council (ICC).
Starting from 4 pm Gulf Standard Time (GST) on Monday, which is 5:30 pm Indian Standard Time (IST), fans can buy tickets for these four matches online through the official ticketing website.
The ICC stated that the base price for general stand tickets at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium will commence at 125 Dirhams (roughly 2,964 Indian rupees).
Additionally, the ICC noted that tickets for 10 Champions Trophy matches held in Karachi, Lahore, and Rawalpindi, which went on sale last week, are now accessible for online purchase. For those seeking physical tickets for the Men’s Champions Trophy in Pakistan, these will be available at 108 TCS centers across 26 cities in Pakistan from Monday, February 3, at 16:00 Pakistan Standard Time (PST).
Furthermore, tickets for the Champions Trophy Final—scheduled for March 9—will be released for sale after the first semifinal concludes in Dubai.
This two-week tournament will feature the top eight teams competing in 15 matches over 19 days across Pakistan and the UAE.
Group A consists of Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, and New Zealand, while Group B comprises Afghanistan, England, Australia, and South Africa.
As the defending champions, hosts Pakistan will launch the 2025 tournament against New Zealand in Karachi on February 19, aiming to reclaim the title they last won in 2017 in England.
This event marks the first global cricket competition hosted by Pakistan since the Men’s ODI World Cup in 1996. Historically, India and Australia have been the most successful teams in the Champions Trophy, each securing the title twice.
