iced between Dh50 and Dh350. Until now, fans could only purchase bundled packages starting at Dh1,400, creating uncertainty about single-game availability. With sales now open, fans are rushing to secure seats for one of the most anticipated fixtures in world cricket. The two teams may clash up to three times during the tournament — group stage, Super Four, and the final — fueling demand further. Affordable Options Across UAE Organisers have made ticketing inclusive with entry-level prices: Dubai Stadium: From Dh50 (Pakistan vs Oman, Sri Lanka vs Hong Kong) to Dh350 (India vs Pakistan, Super Four A1 vs A2, and the final). Zayed Cricket Stadium, Abu Dhabi: From Dh40 (Afghanistan vs Hong Kong, Bangladesh vs Hong Kong) to Dh100 (India vs Oman and Super Four matches). This ensures students, families, and casual fans can also experience the Asia Cup atmosphere. Value for Money Watching all three potential India–Pakistan clashes via standalone tickets would cost around Dh1,150. The earlier seven-match bundle at Dh1,400 still offers broader access and may benefit diehard fans planning to attend multiple games. New Ticket Bundles Package 1 (Dh475): India vs UAE, Pakistan vs Oman, India vs Pakistan (group stage). Package 2 (Dh525): Super Four games — B1 vs B2, A1 vs A2, A1 vs B2. Package 3 (Dh525): A2 vs B2, A1 vs B1, Final. Festival Feel for Fans For Indian and Pakistani expats in the UAE, the game is as much a cultural celebration as a sporting contest. Packed stadiums, music, and passionate crowds will turn the Asia Cup into a festival. Tournament Build-up Pakistan, Afghanistan, and UAE are currently playing a tri-series in Sharjah as preparation. India’s squad, led by Suryakumar Yadav, will assemble in Dubai on September 4 and begin training the next day at the ICC Academy. With tickets now available, the countdown to the Asia Cup has begun. For millions of fans, the India–Pakistan rivalry will once again be the highlight of the cricketing calendar.