Tickets for Asia Cup 2025 to go on sale today

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Tickets for the DP World Asia Cup 2025 will be go on sale today, from 5pm (local time), organisers said, adding that prices will start from AED 40 for matches in Abu Dhabi, and AED 50 for those in Dubai.

Tickets for the India v Pakistan match on September 14 will initially be available in a seven-match tickets package starting at AED 1,400.

Fans can buy standalone tickets for those not included in the seven-match tickets package.

Tickets will also be sold at the offices of Dubai International Stadium and Abu Dhabi's Zayed Cricket Stadium, with organisers said to release the details soon. 

The tournament in the UAE, scheduled to run from September 9 to 28, will feature eight teams — two more than the last edition — with 11 matches in Dubai and eight in Abu Dhabi.

Abu Dhabi will host the opener between Afghanistan and Hong Kong, while the final will be held in Dubai.

"Hosting it in the UAE allows us to bring the excitement to one of the most vibrant cricketing hubs in the world," ACC President Mohsin Naqvi said in an earlier media release. "Dubai and Abu Dhabi are well equipped to deliver a seamless and world class experience for players, fans, and broadcasters alike."

Group A includes defending champions India, Pakistan, UAE and Oman, while Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan and Hong Kong are in Group B.

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