Cricket Australia is excited to announce fan zone ticket pricing for the highly anticipated NRMA Insurance Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India and the Dettol ODI and T20I series against Pakistan. Fans can access priority pricing during the pre-sale window (4–13 June) by registering for free at the following link: https://www.cricket.com.au/presale-signup. General ticket sales will commence on 14 June.
Here is the adult fan zone pre-sale and general ticket pricing for both series:
INDIA Fan Zones during NRMA Insurance Border-Gavaskar Trophy
Perth Test
- Pre-sale Price: $39 AUD
- General Sale Price: $45 AUD
Day-Night Adelaide Test
- Pre-sale Price: $46 AUD
- General Sale Price: $53 AUD
Brisbane Test
- Pre-sale Price: $30 – $43 AUD
- General Sale Price: $30 – $50 AUD
Melbourne Test
- Pre-sale Price: $30 – $46 AUD
- General Sale Price: $30 – $53 AUD
Sydney Pink Test
- Pre-sale Price: $30 – $51 AUD
- General Sale Price: $30 – $60 AUD
Dettol ODI Series vs Pakistan
Melbourne ODI
- Pre-sale Price: $30 AUD
- General Sale Price: $30 AUD
Adelaide ODI
- Pre-sale Price: $39 AUD
- General Sale Price: $45 AUD
Perth ODI
- Pre-sale Price: $39 AUD
- General Sale Price: $45 AUD
Dettol T20I Series vs Pakistan
Brisbane T20I
- Pre-sale Price: $30 AUD
- General Sale Price: $30 AUD
Sydney T20I
- Pre-sale Price: $30 AUD
- General Sale Price: $30 AUD
Hobart T20I
- Pre-sale Price: $39 AUD
- General Sale Price: $45 AUD
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