ICC Champions Trophy Tickets Gone Live
The tournament launches on February 19 with a major clash between Pakistan and New Zealand at the National Stadium in the metropolis of Karachi.
“We are really excited to announce that the ICC Men’s Champions Trophy 2025 tickets are now on sale. It’s a historic moment for cricket in Pakistan, hosting their first-ever global cricket tournament since 1996,” said Anurag Dahiya, the ICC Chief Commercial Officer in a statement.
“The Champions Trophy will be an unmissable tournament where every match counts showcasing exciting cricket with the greatest teams competing for the famous white jackets. We urge fans, you cannot miss out on it and buy your ticket right away for the first Champions Trophy since 2017.”
The PCB has announced that the prices for the regular seating will start prices from PKR 1000 (approx. Rs 310) and for premium seating THG tickets will range from PKR 1500 (approx. Rs 465). The ticketing details and prices for the matches that India will be playing in Dubai will be revealed later.
Although the host country Pakistan is struggling to complete the renovation work on the stadiums by January 30, the International Cricket Council (ICC) has begun selling tickets for the 2025 Champions Trophy.
As per the PTI report, the PCB has not finished the renovation of the venues in Karachi, Lahore, and Rawalpindi. The PCB has to hand over the stadiums to the ICC on January 30.
“The ICC Champions Trophy of 2025 will be a landmark event-first in Pakistan since 1996, giving cricket fans around the world an unbeatable opportunity to see the biggest stars in action competing for one of cricket’s most coveted trophies,” Tournament Director Sumair Ahmad Syed said in a statement. “With Pakistan’s state-of-the-art, newly upgraded stadiums playing host, this short and sharp tournament will be packed with unforgettable moments of skill, passion, and drama.”
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“This pricing structure ensures that fans from every corner of society can truly partake in this grand occasion, making this a festival for all the generations of cricketing fans. This is an exceptional opportunity for families to unite, for parents to introduce children into live cricket’s magic, and a chance to spark love for the game throughout their lives. The excitement, thrill, and priceless memories created watching world-class cricket from the stands actually will be eternal.”
India plays their first match against Bangladesh on February 20.
