LAHORE: An announcement was made by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) about the series between Pakistan and Sri Lanka in the One Day International (ODI) format which included the ticketing details.
According to the PCB, tickets for the three-match ODI series will be available from Tuesday, and the sales will be done online through the PCB website from 12:00 PM. One national ID card can be used to purchase five tickets.
The three ODIs will be at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium on the 11th, 13th, and 15th of November.
Ticket prices are as follows: General Enclosures: PKR 200 for the first two matches, PKR 300 for the third match
First-Class Enclosures: PKR 300–400
Premium Enclosures: PKR 400–500
VIP Enclosures: PKR 500–600
The supporters are thus advised to have the tickets beforehand and thereby, enable them to be part of the series which is eagerly awaited.
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Pakistan seals T20 series with a thrilling 4-wicket win over South Africa
On Saturday, Pakistan clinched the T20 series by winning two games out of three following a nail-biting 4-wicket triumph over South Africa in the last T20 at the Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore.
Babar Azam was the man of the match by any measure as he made 68 runs off 47 balls, and he was the very essence of the chase captaincy with total control and confidence. Salam Ali Agha was the perfect partner with 33 runs where as Sahi bzada Farhan made 19 runs. The middle order of Mohammad Nawaz and Saime Ayub were both dismissed for zero, and Hassan Nawaz made 5 runs.
While Corbin Bosch and Liza Dolimz were the two great South African bowlers, each with a couple wickets, the pair could do little to stop Pakistan going after their target gradually.
At the beginning of the game, South Africa took the 20 overs to set a target score of 139 for 9 wickets. Reza Hendricks was the main man for the Proteas with 34 runs and after him Corbin Bosch (30), Donovan Ferreira (29), and David Brevis (21) also chipped in contributions.
On the other side, Pakistan’s bowling team performed at their best. Shaheen Shah Afridi was the main person behind the attack line and took three wickets. Usman Tariq and Faheem Ashraf, who both took two wickets each, were also very effective in the additional part of the top-order South Africa’s dismissal, thereby the total was limited.
Pakistan had already demonstrated their superiority by winning the second game of the series effortlessly with a 9-wicket victory against South Africa. South Africa managed to score only 110 runs in 19.2 overs while Pakistan chased down the target of 111 runs in 13.1 overs with one wicket down.
