PCB announces ticket prices for West Indies ODI series

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LAHORE: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced the prices of tickets for the three-match One-day International series against the West Indies starting on June 8 in Multan.

The series was shifted to Multan from Rawalpindi last week in the backdrop of rising political uncertainty in Islamabad and Rawalpindi. The series is part of the ICC Men’s World Cup Super League.

“Online tickets will be available on www.Bookme.pk whereas physical tickets will be available at designated stores of M&P and mobile vans located at Fatima Town, Guslhat Town and Kacheri Chowk,” a PCB announcement said.

The tickets for the Elahi Brothers, Hanif Moh­ammad, Mushtaq Ahmed and Wasim Akram enclosures will be available for Rs300 each.

While the premium category tickets for the Fazal Mahmood Enclosure, Imran Khan Enclosure, Javed Miandad Enclosure and Zaheer Abbas Enclosure will be sold for Rs500 each.

Published in Dawn, June 4th, 2022

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