With the buildup and excitement for Asia Cup 2025 growing, and just a week to go for the tournament opener, fans now have the chance to secure their seats for the tournament, with ticket sales officially opening today at 5:00pm Gulf Standard Time (6:30 PM IST) through Platinumlist.
Three package options alongside individual match tickets have been introduced, giving supporters the flexibility to choose from group-stage action, Super Four contests, or the final.
A limited number of tickets will be available in this release, with further sales at stadium box offices in Dubai and Abu Dhabi to be announced in due course. Tickets can be purchased at
https://platinumlist.net/Ticket Packages
- Package 1 (from ₹11,390): Covers three Group A fixtures – India vs UAE, Pakistan vs Oman, and the heavily-anticipated India vs Pakistan clash.
- Package 2 (from ₹12,589): Includes three Super Four encounters – B1 vs B2, A1 vs A2, and A1 vs B2.
- Package 3 (from ₹12,589): Offers fans entry to two Super Four matches as well as the tournament final – A2 vs B2, A1 vs B1, and the title decider.
In addition to these bundles, single-match tickets are also being released simultaneously, allowing fans to book for specific fixtures of their choice.
Asia Cup 2025 will be played across venues in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, with a full tournament schedule available online.
Asia Cup 2025 Schedule
- Tuesday, 9 September – Afghanistan vs Hong Kong, Abu Dhabi – 6:30pm
- Wednesday, 10 September – India vs United Arab Emirates, Dubai – 6:30pm
- Thursday, 11 September – Bangladesh vs Hong Kong, Abu Dhabi – 6:30pm
- Friday, 12 September – Pakistan vs Oman, Dubai – 6:30pm
- Saturday, 13 September – Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka, Abu Dhabi – 6:30pm
- Sunday, 14 September – India vs Pakistan, Dubai – 6:30pm
- Monday, 15 September – UAE vs Oman, Abu Dhabi – 4:00pm
- Monday, 15 September – Sri Lanka vs Hong Kong, Dubai – 6:30pm
- Tuesday, 16 September – Bangladesh vs Afghanistan, Abu Dhabi – 6:30pm
- Wednesday, 17 September – Pakistan vs UAE, Dubai – 6:30pm
- Thursday, 18 September – Sri Lanka vs Afghanistan, Abu Dhabi – 6:30pm
- Friday, 19 September – India vs Oman, Abu Dhabi – 6:30pm
- Saturday, 20 September – B1 vs B2, Dubai – 6:30pm
- Sunday, 21 September – A1 vs A2, Dubai – 6:30pm
- Monday, 22 September – Rest Day
- Tuesday, 23 September – A2 vs B1, Abu Dhabi – 6:30pm
- Wednesday, 24 September – A1 vs B2, Dubai – 6:30pm
- Thursday, 25 September – A2 vs B2, Dubai – 6:30pm
- Friday, 26 September – A1 vs B1, Dubai – 6:30pm
- Saturday, 27 September – Rest Day
- Sunday, 28 September – Final, Dubai – 6:30pm
- Monday, 29 September – Reserve Day
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