Pakistan vs Australia ODI Series Ticket Sales Date Announced

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Karachi, Pakistan – Web Desk: Ticket sales for the Pakistan vs Australia One-Day International (ODI) series will begin on May 22, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced.

The first ODI is scheduled to be played on May 30 in Rawalpindi, while the second and third matches will take place on June 2 and June 4 at Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium.

According to details, fans will be able to purchase tickets online through the official PCB website.

General enclosure tickets have been priced at Rs200, while first-class tickets will cost Rs300. Premium tickets are set at Rs400 and VIP tickets at Rs500.

For the Rawalpindi match, VIP gallery tickets will be available at Rs1,500.

In Lahore, Iqbal and VIP enclosure tickets will be priced at Rs1,000, while Jinnah and VIP gallery tickets will cost Rs1,500.

The PCB said corporate and hospitality seats can be booked directly through its head office.

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