Asia Cup 2025: New ticket packages unveiled for India vs Pakistan clash in Dubai
Fans can buy individual tickets for first time this tournament
DUBAI – The wait is over for cricket fans as tickets for the most anticipated match of the DP World Asia Cup 2025 – India vs Pakistan – are now available.
A limited number of individual tickets went on sale today at 5pm (GST) on Platinumlist, marking the first time fans can purchase seats for this game without committing to an entire package. The blockbuster fixture is scheduled for 14 September at Dubai International Stadium.
DP World Asia Cup 2025 - Exciting match ticket packages are available NOW!
— UAE Cricket Official (@EmiratesCricket) September 2, 2025
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For weeks, supporters had been eagerly awaiting confirmation on ticket sales, after organisers initially offered access to the India-Pakistan clash only as part of a seven-match package priced from Dh1,400. The latest announcement confirms that tickets for the high-voltage encounter can now be secured separately, starting at Dh475.
Alongside the standalone tickets, the Emirates Cricket Board has also introduced three new ticket packages ranging from Dh475 to Dh525, offering bundled entry to group-stage matches, Super Four contests and the final. This move is expected to broaden access and ease the scramble for seats as demand continues to surge.
New packages
Package 1, priced at Dh475, includes all Group A fixtures: India vs UAE, Pakistan vs Oman and the marquee India vs Pakistan clash. Package 2, at Dh525, covers three Super Four matches – B1 vs B2, A1 vs A2, and A1 vs B2. Package 3, also priced at Dh525, provides access to A2 vs B2, A1 vs B1, and the tournament final.
In the coming days, tickets will also be available at the box offices of Dubai International Stadium and Zayed Cricket Stadium in Abu Dhabi, organisers confirmed.
Affordable options
The ticketing plan emphasises accessibility for a wide fanbase. Entry-level tickets remain priced at Dh40 for Abu Dhabi games and Dh50 for Dubai games, allowing fans across all budgets to experience Asia’s premier cricket competition. With India and Pakistan’s large expatriate communities in the UAE, anticipation has already reached fever pitch, as many see the encounter as both a sporting rivalry and a cultural celebration.
Asia Cup 2025
The Asia Cup will be played across 19 matches from 9 to 28 September, split between Dubai (11 matches) and Abu Dhabi (8 matches). Pakistan, Afghanistan and UAE are currently contesting a tri-series in Sharjah as part of their preparations.
India’s 15-member squad, led by Suryakumar Yadav, will assemble in Dubai on 4 September, breaking from tradition by joining directly from their home cities instead of first gathering in Mumbai. The squad’s first training session is set for 5 September at the ICC Academy.