Pakistan and India are set to likely face off in front of a packed stadium, with reports indicating that only a handful of tickets remain for this high-voltage clash.
The surge in sales comes as a relief for organisers, particularly after initial hesitancy from fans due to ticket prices and the new “package system.” Typically, tickets for a Pakistan-India match sell out within minutes, so the slower start was unusual.
According to the official distributor’s website, only premium enclosure tickets remain. The cheapest available ticket is AED 750 (approximately PKR 57,000), while the most expensive lounge ticket costs AED 6,000 (around PKR 460,000). Despite the high prices, only a few passes are still available.
The rush has created long queues at the Dubai Cricket Stadium ticket counters, and online platforms are experiencing heavy traffic. In response, organisers opened a new online sales window on Thursday evening, giving fans one last chance to secure their seats for the much-anticipated clash.
