New Delhi: The tickets for the highly-anticipated Asia Cup 2025 match between India and Pakistan are yet to be sold out completely, mentions a report. The encounter between the arch-rivals is slated to take place on September 14, Sunday and with just four days remaining for the high profile match, the tickets shockingly remain unsold.
According to a report in the Times of India, the tickets are still available with some prices going as high as Rs 2.5 lakhs for two seats and the combination of eye-watering pieces and packaged sales has impacted the demand of the tickets. This is the first time that the tickets for the match remain unsold with just a few days remaining.
Tickets remain unsold
The report further mentions that a pair of seats in the VIP Suites East is listed at around Rs 2.5 lakhs. According to the website, the ticket ‘includes aisle seating, unlimited food and drinks, a parking pass, VIP club/lounge access, and private entrance and restrooms’. Additionally, the Royal Box costs Rs 2.3 lakhs, the Sky Box costs Rs 1.6 lakhs and even the Platinum level tickets are listed at Rs 75,659. The most affordable tickets are around Rs 10,000 for two.
It is also being learnt that due to the decline in the craze of the high-profile match because of absence of big players on both sides, the ticket sales have been impacted. In the Indian camp, names like Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli will not be seen as both the players have retired from the format while in Pakistan camp, Babar Azam and Mohammed Rizwan are missing out.
Players of such stature used to carry the entire excitement of the India-Pakistan match on their shoulders and with their absence due to varied reasons, fans have lost a bit of excitement in the clash between the arch-rivals. This would be the first time that the two teams will play against each other after the military conflict between two countries earlier in the year.