The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced that tickets for the upcoming Pakistan–South Africa series — comprising two Tests, three ODIs, and three T20Is — are available for purchase starting 5 p.m. today (October 7).
Online ticket sales will open first, while physical tickets will be available from October 8 at TCS Express Centers nationwide, according to a PCB statement.
The first Test will be played at Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium from October 12–16, while the second Test will take place at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium from October 20–24. Both matches are part of the ICC World Test Championship 2025–27 cycle.
To encourage greater attendance, entry will be free for General, First-Class, Premium, and VIP enclosures during both Test matches.
Ticket prices for the VIP enclosures at Gaddafi Stadium’s Iqbal End and Jinnah End range from Rs. 800 to Rs. 1,000, while PCB Gallery and Platinum Box tickets are priced at Rs. 1,500 and Rs. 8,000 (Rs. 10,000 on the final day), respectively.
At the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, entry will also be free for General, First-Class, Premium, and VIP enclosures throughout the five days, with PCB Gallery tickets priced at Rs. 800 for the first four days and Rs. 1,000 on the final day.
Tickets for the T20I series will go on sale from October 16. The first T20I will be held in Rawalpindi on October 28, followed by the second and third T20Is in Lahore on October 31 and November 1, respectively.
T20I ticket prices are set at Rs. 400 (General), Rs. 600 (First-Class), Rs. 700 (Premium), and Rs. 800–2,000 (VIP). The VIP Gallery will cost Rs. 2,500, while Platinum Box seats will be priced at Rs. 15,000.
The three ODIs will be hosted at Iqbal Stadium, Faisalabad, on November 4, 6, and 8, with ticket prices set at Rs. 400 (General), Rs. 600 (First-Class), Rs. 800 (VIP), and Rs. 3,000 (VIP Ground Floor).
Each fan can purchase up to five tickets per CNIC, and hospitality boxes are available through direct booking from the PCB headquarters.
The PCB said the series marks another milestone in the revival of international cricket in Pakistan and offers fans “an exciting opportunity to watch their favorite players in action.”
