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PCB announces ticket prices for Pakistan’s home international season

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October 1, 2026
PCB announces ticket prices for Pakistan’s home international season
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Lahore, October 1, 2026: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Thursday announced ticketing details for the national men’s team’s upcoming home international assignments, featuring T20Is and Tests against Sri Lanka and an ODI tri-series involving Sri Lanka and England.

Pakistan’s home season will begin with a three-match T20I series against Sri Lanka at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium on October 9, 11 and 13.

According to the PCB, online ticket sales for the T20I series will begin on Saturday afternoon, while physical tickets will be available from October 5 at designated express centres of a private courier company in Rawalpindi.

For the first two T20Is, general tickets will cost PKR 300, while First Class, Premium and VIP tickets will be available for PKR 500, PKR 700 and PKR 1,000, respectively.

For the third T20I, ticket prices have been set at PKR 200 for General, PKR 400 for First Class, PKR 600 for Premium and PKR 800 for VIP enclosures.

Pakistan will then host Sri Lanka and England in an ODI tri-series from October 18 to 31, with matches scheduled in Lahore and Rawalpindi.

Online ticket sales for the tri-series will open on October 10, while physical tickets will be available from October 14 at designated express centres.

Ticket prices for the ODI tri-series will start from PKR 200 across the two venues, with the highest-priced ticket reaching PKR 22,000 for the Far End Box/Seat at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore.

The home season will conclude with a two-match Test series against Sri Lanka, scheduled from November 9 to 21.

The first Test will be played at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium from November 9 to 13. Tickets for the VIP, Premium, First Class and General enclosures have been priced at PKR 200 each, while PCB Gallery tickets will cost PKR 800 and Platinum Box/Seat tickets PKR 8,000.

The second Test will be held at Gaddafi Stadium from November 17 to 21. VIP, Premium, First Class and General tickets will again cost PKR 200, while VIP New Pavilion tickets will be available for PKR 1,000 and Far End Box/Seat tickets for PKR 5,000.

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