Asia Cup 2023 Final Tickets: Tickets for the Asia Cup Final are available on the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) Twitter and fans can book tickets for the Continental Cup Final to be held on Sunday (September 17) from here. India has qualified for the finals and now we have to wait to see who will play Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh in the finals. India has won two matches in the Super 4 stage, while Pakistan and Sri Lanka have won one match each.
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The Asia Cup final will be played at R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo
All three teams Sri Lanka, Pakistan, and Bangladesh have a chance to make it to the finals. The local Lankan spectators will be hoping that their team will reach the finals and defend the Asia Cup once again. The final will be played at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo. The stadium has a capacity of 35,000 and is expected to be full.
Asia Cup Final Tickets: Asia Cup Final prices start from 1500 Lankan Rupees
Asia Cup Final prices will start from 1500 Lankan Rupees. The four categories are A, B, C, and D. Ticket prices are divided by categories. Premium Category A (VIP) costs the highest at INR 10,000. There are 787 seats left in this category. More than 45000 seats are available in the general category (Block C and D).
PCB has revised the prices for the Asia Cup final
The PCB has revised the prices for the Asia Cup final after many experts criticized the exorbitant prices for the IND vs PAK clash. The price of Blockbuster Clash was set at 6000 Lankan Rupees. Muraleedharan felt that this was too much and the common man could not afford it.
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Watching the match sitting in the grandstand will cost 40,000 to 50,000 Sri Lankan rupees
Muralitharan told Cricket Pakistan, “Ticket prices start from Sri Lankan Rupees 6000 and above. If you want to watch the match sitting in the grandstand, it will cost 40,000 to 50,000 Sri Lankan rupees, which is equal to the monthly salary of a person. I don’t think anyone can spend that much money in Sri Lanka.”
