LAHORE: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Monday announced ticket prices and its selling schedule for the fifth HBL Pakistan Super League (PSL).

For the first time all the 34 matches of the PSL are being held in Pakistan at four centres — Karachi, Lahore, Multan and Rawalpindi — from Feb 20 to March 22.

“The first batch of tickets will be available for purchase starting at 8:00pm Pakistan Standard Time tonight through www.yayvo.com.General sale of tickets commences on Tuesday, Jan 28 through dedicated TCS Express Centers across 38 cities of the country. Each customer can purchase up to seven tickets per match on one national ID card,” said a PCB press release issued here on Monday.

The minimum ticket price for the opening PSL match and opening ceremony, to be held on Feb 20 at Karachi’s National Stadium, is Rs1,000 and maximum is Rs6,000. The prices for the final to be played at the Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore on March 22 range from Rs500 to Rs5,000.

For the qualifier to be held in Karachi on March 17, the minimum ticket price is Rs500 while the maximum is Rs4,000. The ticket prices for the two Eliminators that will take place in Lahore on March 18 and 20, are set at Rs500 with the most expensive ticket locked at Rs4,000.

Published in Dawn, January 21st, 2020

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