ECB Opens Ticket Sales For Men’s Asia Cup 2025

Key Points

Ticket prices start at Dh40 for Abu Dhabi games and Dh50 for Dubai fixtures.
Special seven-match package for the India-Pakistan clash starting at Dh1,400.
Standalone tickets for matches outside the package will be available soon.
The final would be held on September 28

SHARJAH, United Arab Emirates: The countdown to the much-awaited Asian Cricket Council (ACC) Men’s Asia Cup 2025 has officially begun as the Emirates Cricket Board (ECB) announced on Friday that tickets are now available for purchase.

Fans can secure their spots to witness thrilling cricket action, including the blockbuster Pakistan versus India showdown, at the state-of-the-art Zayed Cricket Stadium in Abu Dhabi and the Dubai International Stadium.

Ticket prices have been set to welcome fans from all walks of life, starting from an affordable Dh40 for Abu Dhabi matches and Dh50 for the fixtures held in Dubai.

But for those eager to catch the fiery rivalry of Pakistan versus India, a special seven-match ticket package—which includes the clash along other key games—is available, starting at Dh1,400. This package isn’t just about the big clash; it also includes India versus UAE, potential Super Four face-offs between the giants, and the grand final on September 28.

“The tickets offer something for everyone, with prices beginning at Dh40 for Abu Dhabi matches and Dh50 for Dubai fixtures,” said the ECB in a statement. “Our seven-match package for the iconic India-Pakistan game will provide fans access to key matches, including the Super Four stage and the final.”

For fans who prefer flexibility, standalone tickets for other matches outside the package will also be available soon. The physical sale of tickets at the two venues will begin in the coming days, with further details expected shortly.

The 15^th edition of the Asia Cup promises excitement, featuring eight top teams divided into two groups. Group A includes the fierce rivals Pakistan and India, alongside hosts United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Oman, while Group B features Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, and Hong Kong.

The tournament kicks off on September 9 at the Zayed Cricket Stadium with Afghanistan facing Hong Kong. Fans can look forward to a packed schedule of high-octane matches leading up to the final on September 28.