Gaddafi Stadium lights up: Pakistan to host Australia for T20 Series

LAHORE: Cricket fever is set to sweep through Lahore as Pakistan gears up to host Australia in a high-octane three-match T20 series at the iconic Gaddafi Stadium. The matches are scheduled for January 29, 31, and February 1, with each game starting at 6 PM Pakistan time.

Fans can grab their seats soon, as online ticket sales begin Friday, January 16 from the website of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). Physical tickets will also be available from Monday, January 19 at TCS Express Centers nationwide, ensuring supporters from all over the country can attend.

The ticketing structure caters to every fan segment. VIP enclosure tickets are priced at Rs 800 for the opening match and Rs 1000 for the second and third encounters. Premium enclosures will cost Rs 600 for the first match, rising to Rs 700 for the remaining two. First-class enclosures are available for Rs 500 initially, increasing to Rs 600 for the final two matches, while general enclosures will be Rs 400 and Rs 500 respectively.

For those seeking a luxury cricket experience, the Iqbal & K VIP tickets are set at Rs 1500 for the first match and Rs 2000 for the next two, while Jinnah & VI tickets will be priced at Rs 2000 and Rs 2500. Hospitality gallery seats offer premium comfort at Rs 5000 for the opener and Rs 6000 for the remaining games. Fans aiming for the ultimate VIP experience can book a seat in the Iqbal & K 24-seater Hospitality Box, priced at Rs 20,000 for the first match and Rs 25,000 for the next two.

The series promises thrilling cricket action as Pakistan and Australia, two of the world’s top T20 teams, clash in matches that could set the tone for the upcoming international season. With star players from both sides expected to feature, fans can look forward to big sixes, sharp fielding, and unforgettable cricketing moments under the Lahore lights.

Cricket enthusiasts are advised to secure their tickets early, as last-minute rushes are expected given the popularity of the series and the limited seating in premium enclosures.