The tickets for the 2025 Champions Trophy final scheduled to take place on March 9 will only go on sale after 4th March. The event is being held in a hybrid model with Pakistan set to co-host the tournament with the UAE.

The tickets for the Champions Trophy 2025 games in Pakistan will go up for sale on January 28, as per the International Cricket Council (ICC). While the

The eight-team tournament featuring ODI heavyweight sides will be played across four venues in Karachi, Rawalpindi, Lahore in Pakistan as well as Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

ICC Chief Commercial Officer, Anurag Dahiya said: “We are thrilled to announce the official ticket on-sale for the ICC Men’s Champions Trophy 2025. This is a significant moment for cricket in Pakistan, hosting their first global cricket tournament since 1996.

The ICC, in a press release, revealed the ticket prices for the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy matches in Pakistan. According to the ICC, tickets will start from 1,000 Pakistani Rupees (309.61 INR) for general tickets, while premium ticket prices will start from 1,500 Pakistani Rupees (464.42 INR).

ICC family members get early access through a two-hour priority window. General tickets will start from Rs 1,000, with premium options from Rs 1,500 across matches in Karachi, Lahore, and Rawalpindi. Physical tickets will be available from 3 February at designated TCS Express centres in Pakistan.

The ICC said that the ticket sales for the Pakistan leg of next month's Champions Trophy will begin from Tuesday despite the stadium renovation work in the host nation is yet to be completed.

With Pakistan opener Saim Ayub being virtually ruled out of the Champions Trophy 2025, out-of-favour batter Fakhar Zaman is reportedly being considered as replacement. The form of Abdullah Shafique is also a concern for the Men in Green.

ICC says tickets will go on sale for the final only after the conclusion of the first semi-final, scheduled on March 4

Tickets for the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy matches in Pakistan will be available starting Tuesday, January 28, from 13:00 Gulf Standard Time (GST) / 14:00 Pakistan Standard Time (PST), according to the International Cricket Council (ICC).