PCB Announces Ticket Prices for Pakistan-Sri Lanka Test Series

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced ticket prices for the opening Test between Pakistan and Sri Lanka, with tickets set to go on sale on Friday, November 6

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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced ticket prices for the opening Test between Pakistan and Sri Lanka, with tickets set to go on sale on Friday, November 6. Prices start at Rs200, while premium seating options will cost up to Rs8,000 per person per day.

Tickets Go on Sale Friday

The PCB confirmed that ticket sales for the first Test will begin at 2pm on Friday, November 6. Fans will be able to purchase tickets from designated TCS Express Centres across the country.

The opening match of the two-Test series will take place at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium from November 9 to 13.

The board has kept ticket prices affordable for most seating categories, with tickets for General, First Class, Premium and VIP enclosures all priced at Rs200 per day.

Premium Seats Priced Higher

Spectators looking for a premium match-day experience will have additional seating options at higher prices.

Tickets for the PCB Gallery will cost Rs800 per person per day, while Platinum Box tickets have been set at Rs8,000 per person per day.

The announced prices apply to all five days of the Rawalpindi Test, giving cricket fans different options based on their seating preferences and budgets.

Tickets for Rawalpindi Test to go on sale from Friday

Photo: PCB

Lahore Test Details Pending

After the opening match in Rawalpindi, the second Test will be played in Lahore from November 17 to 21.

However, the PCB has not yet announced ticket prices or sales arrangements for the Lahore fixture. The board said details regarding ticket sales for the second Test would be shared at a later date.

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Part of World Test Championship

Both matches between Pakistan and Sri Lanka are part of the ICC World Test Championship 2025-27.

The series will provide both teams with an opportunity to earn valuable points in the championship standings as they compete in the ongoing Test cycle.

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