Cricket fans can start booking their seats for the Asia Cup 2025 from 5 pm Gulf Standard Time (6:30 pm Indian Standard Time) today (Friday, 29 August), with tickets going live on Platinumlist.net.
General tickets are priced affordably, starting from AED 40 for Abu Dhabi matches and AED 50 for Dubai fixtures.
However, the most anticipated clash of the tournament, India vs Pakistan on Sunday, 14 September in Dubai, will only be available through a seven-match ticket package initially.
Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW!The package, starting at AED 1,400, includes access to India vs Pakistan as well as six other matches: India vs UAE, B1 vs B2, A1 vs A2, A1 vs B1, A1 vs B2, and the tournament final.
Standalone tickets for the rest of the matches not included in this package can be purchased individually. In the coming days, tickets will also be available at the Dubai International Stadium and Zayed Cricket Stadium, Abu Dhabi, with further details to be announced soon.
Full Tournament Schedule
The Asia Cup 2025 kicks off on Tuesday, 9 September, with Afghanistan facing Hong Kong in Abu Dhabi. Other key fixtures include Pakistan vs Oman on 12 September in Dubai, Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh on 13 September in Abu Dhabi, and India vs Oman on 19 September in Abu Dhabi.
The group stages will run until 26 September, followed by a rest day on 27 September. The final is scheduled for Sunday, 28 September in Dubai, with 29 September set as a reserve day.
With limited packages for India vs Pakistan and growing demand from cricket fans across the region, tickets are expected to sell out quickly.
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