Tickets for the second Test match between Pakistan and Sri Lanka will go on sale on Thursday, November 12, at 3pm, with the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announcing affordable entry rates for spectators.
The second and final match of the two-Test series, originally scheduled to take place in Lahore, has been shifted to the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium and will be played from November 17 to 21.
According to the ticketing details, spectators will be able to purchase tickets from designated TCS Express Centres starting Thursday afternoon.
To encourage greater attendance, the PCB has set ticket prices at Rs200 per person per day for all regular seating enclosures, including the VIP enclosure, throughout the five-day match.
Tickets for the PCB Gallery, located in the stadium’s main building, will cost Rs800 per person per day.
Spectators seeking premium seating can purchase tickets for the Platinum Box at Rs8,000 per person per day for each of the five days.
The pricing structure offers fans a range of seating options, from general admission to premium hospitality facilities.
Pakistan and Sri Lanka are currently contesting the opening Test of the series at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.
Both matches form part of the ICC World Test Championship 2025–27, with the results contributing to the teams’ standings in the ongoing championship cycle.
The second Test will conclude Sri Lanka’s two-match series against Pakistan, with Rawalpindi now hosting both fixtures following the venue change.