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Pakistan- England- Sri Lanka Tri-Series Ticket Sales Begin

Lahore to host four matches, including the October 31 final, as Pakistan, England and Sri Lanka compete in the ODI tri-nation series.

LAHORE, October 13, 2026: Online ticket sales for the Lahore leg of the upcoming One-Day International (ODI) tri-nation series featuring Pakistan, England and Sri Lanka are scheduled to begin at 3 p.m. on Tuesday, according to the latest ticketing information shared for the tournament.

Online Ticket Sales Begin at 3 p.m.

The seven-match competition will take place from October 18 to 31, with Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium hosting the opening three fixtures before the tournament moves to Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore for the remaining three league matches and the final.

The tournament will begin on October 18 with Pakistan facing Sri Lanka in Rawalpindi. Pakistan will meet England on October 20, followed by Sri Lanka’s encounter with England on October 22.

Lahore Matches and Ticket Prices Announced

The Lahore leg will begin on October 25 with Pakistan taking on England at Gaddafi Stadium. Pakistan will face Sri Lanka on October 27, while Sri Lanka and England will compete on October 29. The tournament final, featuring the top two teams, is scheduled for October 31.

According to the announced ticket prices, general admission tickets for selected matches will start at Rs200. Tickets for the Pakistan-England match in Lahore on October 25 will begin at Rs300, while tickets for the final will start at Rs400.

Prices for other seating categories, including first-class, premium, VIP, gallery and hospitality boxes, will vary according to the match and enclosure.

Physical Tickets and Purchase Limit

Physical tickets for matches in both Rawalpindi and Lahore will be available from designated TCS Express Centres starting at 3 p.m. on Wednesday, October 14.

Cricket fans can purchase tickets through the official online booking portal at pcb.tcs.com.pk.

Under the announced ticketing arrangements, a maximum of five tickets per match may be purchased against one Computerised National Identity Card (CNIC).

The tournament will bring together three international cricket teams across two major Pakistani venues, with Lahore hosting the concluding stage of the competition.

Hamza Abbasi
Hamza Abbasihttps://thelahoretribune.com/
Hamza Abbasi is an investigative journalist with over five years of experience in broadcast and digital journalism. A graduate of the University of the Punjab, he has worked with leading television channels and international digital news platforms, covering major national and international events, including PCB affairs. He specializes in health, sports, education, government institutions and law-enforcement reporting, and currently covers the Punjab Health, Sports and Education departments, as well as the NCCIA, with a focus on source-driven, field-based and public-interest journalism. He can be reached at hamza@thelahoretribune.com
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