LAHORE: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Friday confirmed that the much-anticipated physical ticket sales for the upcoming three-match ODI series between Pakistan and Australia are live.
According to details, the physical tickets will be available at the private courier service’s 16 designated express centers in three cities, including eight outlets in Lahore, five in Rawalpindi and three in Islamabad. Meanwhile, online tickets also went on sale today at 1:00 PM via pcb.tcs.com.pk.
To ensure maximum fan attendance, PCB has kept ticket prices affordable across all categories.
General enclosure tickets are priced at PKR 200, first class connections are priced at PKR 300, premium tickets are priced at PKR 400 and VIP tickets are priced at PKR 500. For the Rawalpindi fixture, VIP gallery seats are available at PKR 1,500.
At the Gaddafi Stadium, VIP precincts at Iqbal End (Waqar Younis and Wasim Akram Stands) will cost PKR 1,000 and seats at Jinnah End (Majid Khan and Zaheer Abbas Stands) will cost PKR 1,500.
Corporate hospitality packages are also offered, details available from PCB Head Office.
The ODI series will begin on Saturday, with the opening match scheduled at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.
The second and third ODIs will be played at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore on June 2 and 4 respectively. All matches will start at 4:30 PM local time.
The series marks Australia’s return to Pakistan for a 50-over bilateral assignment since the 2022 tour, when the hosts won the series 2–1.
Earlier this year, Australia toured Pakistan for a T20I series in January-February, where Pakistan won 3-0 in Lahore.
groups
Pakistan: Shaheen Shah Afridi (catch), Salman Ali Agha (VC), Abdul Samad, Abrar Ahmed, Ahmed Daniel, Arafat Minhas, Babar Azam, Haris Rauf, Maz Sadaq, Muhammad Qazi Ghori (week), Naseem Shah, Rohail Nasir (VK), Naseem Shah, Rohail Nasir (VK). Shahinsadab, Sahibsadabs Subian Mukeem.
Australia: Mitchell Marsh (catch), Alex Carey, Nathan Ellis, Cameron Green, Josh Inglis, Matthew Kuhneman, Marnus Labuschagne, Riley Meredith, Oliver Peak, Matthew Renshaw, Tanvir Sangha, Liam Scott, Matt Short and Aldum Stanlake.