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India matches in Dubai: More Champions Trophy tickets to go on sale today
The final tickets – to be played on Sunday 9 March - will be available for purchase following the conclusion of the first semi-final in Dubai
- PUBLISHED: Sun 16 Feb 2025, 9:15 AM
New tickets for the Champions Trophy will go on sale on Sunday as the ICC announced the availability of passes to all India matches in Dubai.
The additional tickets will be available for the three group matches that India will play and the first semi-final.
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These will go on sale from 12pm on Sunday, February 16. Tickets can be purchased online through the ICC's website.
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Tickets will be available for India's opening group match with Bangladesh on February 20, while there will also be tickets available for their games against arch-rival Pakistan (February 23) and New Zealand (March 2) at the eight-team tournament.
There will also be limited tickets available for the first semi-final that will take place at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Tuesday, March 4.
ICC Men’s Champions Trophy Final tickets – to be played on Sunday 9 March - will be available for purchase following the conclusion of the first semi-final in Dubai.
For those who aren't able to snag a ticket but would still like to watch the match surrounded by the frenzy of fans, here is a guide to the hot spots around town to catch the screening of the game.
Initially sold on February 3, tickets to India's matches and semi-final in Dubai had sold out in less than an hour as fans lined up virtually to get a hold of the much-awaited tickets.
Many fans were left disappointed after failing to secure the tickets. Some resellers on the other hand were selling these treasured passes for up to seven times the original price.
Airfares have seen a rise prior to the highly-anticipated India Pakistan match, with travel experts predicting a steep rise in bookings and airfare spikes between 20 and 50 per cent, with last-minute fares potentially doubling.
In December 2024, the International Cricket Council (ICC) confirmed Dubai as a neutral venue to host the India matches.