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ICC Champions Trophy 2025: All Matches Ticket Prices Announced

WDWeb DeskPublished 2 min read

Cricket fans can now start planning to attend the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 now that the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced ticket prices for the tournament. In Karachi, Lahore, and Rawalpindi, there will be a variety of seating options from Rs1,000 to Rs25,000, the prices announced Thursday.

VenueMatchGeneral EnclosureFirst ClassPremiumVIPVVIP
KarachiPakistan vs New Zealand (Feb 19)Rs 1,000Rs 1,500Rs 3,500Rs 7,000Rs 12,000
KarachiOther MatchesRs 1,000Rs 1,500Rs 3,500Rs 7,000—
LahoreAustralia vs EnglandRs 1,000Rs 2,000——Rs 12,000
LahoreAfghanistan vs England, Afghanistan vs AustraliaRs 1,000Rs 2,000——Rs 12,000
RawalpindiPakistan vs BangladeshRs 2,000Rs 4,000Rs 7,000Rs 12,500—
RawalpindiOther Round MatchesRs 1,000————
LahoreSemi-FinalsRs 2,500Rs 7,500Rs 15,000Rs 25,000—

The Pakistan vs New Zealand match will be played in Karachi on February 19, ticket prices for general seating are Rs1,000. Premium seats will be available at Rs 3,500, VIP enclosure at Rs 7,000, and VVIP tickets will be priced at Rs 12,000. Other matches in Karachi will also have similar pricing with no VVIP tickets available.

In Lahore, tickets for the Australia versus England match are priced between Rs1,000 and Rs18,000, while VIP seats cost Rs12,000. The prices for tickets to the Afghanistan matches will range from Rs 1,000 to Rs 12,500, depending on the seating category. Lahore tickets for the semi-finals will be priced between Rs2,500 and Rs25,000.

The match between Pakistan and Bangladesh from Rawalpindi will have general tickets priced at Rs2,000 and VIP at Rs12,500. General tickets to other round-robin matches will be priced at Rs1,000.

The tickets will become available in late January and give fans the opportunity to secure their seats ahead of the much-anticipated matches. Given that there’s literally something for everyone in terms of seating options it’s an opportunity you don’t want to miss out on being a part of this exciting cricketing event.

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