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Tickets for India’s CT matches to go on sale from Monday evening  

This edition of Champions Trophy is scheduled to be held across Pakistan and Dubai   
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Dubai, Updated At : 02:01 PM Feb 03, 2025 IST

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The tickets for India’s three group-stage Champions Trophy matches and the first semifinal scheduled to take place in Dubai will begin on Monday evening, the ICC announced.

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This edition of the Champions Trophy is scheduled to be held across Pakistan and Dubai from February 19.

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India will be playing their games in Dubai.

The tickets, which start from AED 125 (INR 2,900 approx), will be available for purchase starting 5:30pm IST.

Ticket sales for the 10 matches scheduled in Karachi, Lahore, and Rawalpindi, have already gone on general sale last week.

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“Tickets for the much-anticipated final, set to take place on Sunday, 9 March, will be released following the conclusion of the first semi-final in Dubai,” the ICC said.

The Champions Trophy will feature the world’s top eight teams, competing in 15 high-stakes matches over 19 days, with every game crucial in the quest to reign in the coveted white jackets.

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