Bangladesh-West Indies series: New ticket price of 300 taka


Published: 07:02 15 October 2025
The Bangladesh-West Indies series is getting underway after the Afghanistan series ends. The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has announced the ticket price list and availability for this series, which will start from October 18. This time, spectators will not have to stand in line at the counter, but will have the opportunity to purchase tickets directly online.
On Wednesday (October 15), the BCB said that all types of tickets for the upcoming series will be available on their website. Cricket fans can also collect tickets by downloading the 'BCB app' from the Play Store.
The minimum ticket price for the three-match ODI series to be held at the Mirpur Sher-e-Bangla Stadium has been set at 300 taka, with which spectators can enjoy the game at the Eastern Gallery. The ticket price for the Shaheed Abu Sayeed Stand and Northern Gallery has been set at 400 taka. Spectators will have to pay 800 taka for the game at the Club House.
The highest ticket price has been set for the International Lounge, which is Tk 3,500. Tickets for the Grand Stand Upper and Lower will be available for Tk 2,500 and tickets for the International Gallery will be priced at Tk 1,500.
The ODI series matches will be held on October 18, 21 and 23 in Mirpur and all matches are scheduled to start at 1:30 pm. After the ODI, the two teams will travel to Chittagong for the three-match T20 series. The T20 matches will be held on October 27, 29 and 31 at the Bir Shrestha Flight Lt. Matiur Rahman Cricket Stadium (formerly Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium) in Chittagong.
This time, the new ticketing system will be very convenient for the spectators and cricket fans will be able to easily enjoy the game in the seat of their choice.
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