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T20 World Cup 2026: Pakistan–India match sparks global ticket rush

Over 120,000 fans apply for tickets at Premadasa Stadium with only 35,000 seats

Web Desk February 13, 2026 Add Bol News as a trusted source

Colombo: The cricketing world is bracing for one of the most electrifying clashes in T20 history as Pakistan and India, two of cricket’s fiercest rivals, prepare to lock horns.

The excitement surrounding this marquee showdown has reached fever pitch, not just on the field but among fans desperate to witness the action live.

The Sri Lanka Cricket Board has reported receiving over 120,000 ticket applications for the match, highlighting the overwhelming global demand.

The iconic R. Premadasa Stadium, with a seating capacity of only 35,000 spectators, will now host a crowd far smaller than the surge of fans hoping to attend, creating unprecedented anticipation and a high-stakes scramble for tickets.

All tickets for this blockbuster encounter have been sold out within hours, underscoring the match’s immense appeal. Reports indicate fears of black-market scalping are rising, with resold tickets commanding premium prices.

Earlier, tickets briefly canceled due to boycott rumors were swiftly re-released and immediately snapped up by fans, further intensifying the frenzy.

Scheduled for February 15 in Colombo, this high-voltage match promises to deliver thrills, nail-biting moments, and historic cricketing drama.

Every run, wicket, and boundary will be under the microscope as fans and analysts alike anticipate a contest brimming with momentum swings and spectacular performances.

The Pakistan-India rivalry has always carried significance beyond the boundary ropes, and this T20 World Cup encounter is no exception.

With stadiums expected to be packed to capacity and millions more following from around the globe, Colombo is set to witness an unforgettable chapter in cricket history, where passion, rivalry, and skill converge on the grandest stage of T20 cricket.

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