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T20 World Cup 2026 Semi-Final & Final Tickets On Sale Now

Tickets for the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026 semi-finals and final go on sale on February 24th. The venue for the first semi-final is contingent on the qualification of Pakistan and Sri Lanka, potentially being in Colombo or Kolkata. The final is scheduled for Ahmedabad unless Pakistan qualifies, in which case it would move to Colombo. Meanwhile, Team India faces a must-win scenario in its remaining Super Eight matches to secure a semi-final spot.

Key Points: T20 World Cup 2026 Semi-Final & Final Tickets Sale

  • Tickets on sale Feb 24
  • Venue depends on Pakistan & Sri Lanka
  • Final in Ahmedabad or Colombo
  • India's semi-final path explained
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Tickets to go on sale for ICC men's T20 World Cup 2026 semi-finals, title clash

Tickets for the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026 semi-finals and final go on sale. Venue details and contingency plans announced.

"Tickets for the semi-finals and final... will go on sale at 7 pm IST on Tuesday, 24 February. - BCCI Statement"

Mumbai, February 24

The tickets for the semifinals and finals of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanka will go on sale on Tuesday, February 24 at 7 PM.

A statement from the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) said, "Tickets for the semi-finals and final of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026 will go on sale at 7 pm IST on Tuesday, 24 February. Fans will be able to secure seats for the first semi-final on 4 March, the second semi-final on March 5 and the final on March 8."

Semi-final 1 remains a floating venue arrangement with the match to be held either at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo or the Eden Gardens in Kolkata, while semi-final 2 will take place at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.

If Pakistan qualify for the semi-finals, they will play in semi-final 1 in Colombo on March 4. If Pakistan do not qualify for the semi-finals, but Sri Lanka qualify and play anyone other than India, then Sri Lanka will play in semi-final 1 in Colombo.

If neither of those apply, or if India are drawn against Sri Lanka, then semi-final 1 will be played in Kolkata on the same date. The final, meanwhile, will be played in Ahmedabad unless Pakistan reach the showpiece event. In that instance, the final will move to Colombo.

"Should tickets be purchased for a venue that doesn't end up hosting either semi-final 1 or the final, these will be refunded to the ticket-holder. This first release offers an initial allocation of tickets across categories for each of the three matches. All tickets will be available to purchase at tickets.t20worldcup.com," concluded the statement.

Currently, Team India is in trouble as far as their road to the semifinal is concerned, following a 76-run loss to South Africa at Ahmedabad. With their net-run-rate taking a heavy dent, they have to win their next two matches against Zimbabwe (February 26) and West Indies (March 1) and make sure South Africa goes undefeated. In this way, Proteas will end the Super Eight with their full quota of six points, India will be second with four points, while the other two teams will be out of the equation, with West Indies having just two points and Zimbabwe getting none.

- ANI

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Sarah B
The article mentions India's current situation. We really need to focus on winning against Zimbabwe and West Indies first before dreaming about semi-final tickets! The NRR calculation is giving me anxiety.
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Rohit P
So much depends on Pakistan's qualification! The final moving from Ahmedabad to Colombo if they reach it is a huge logistical shift. I understand the security reasons, but it's unfair to fans who plan travel and accommodation in advance. This policy needs a rethink for future tournaments.
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Ananya R
Wankhede for the second semi-final is perfect! The atmosphere there is electric. Fingers crossed India makes it that far and we get to see them play in Mumbai. 🇮🇳 Let's go, Men in Blue!
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Karthik V
The pricing hasn't been announced yet, I hope they keep it reasonable. Last time for the final, the prices were through the roof for a common cricket fan like me. Hope BCCI makes it accessible.
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Priyanka N
Good to see Sri Lanka co-hosting. It's great for the spirit of the game in the subcontinent. Hope both nations put on a fantastic show, regardless of which teams play where.

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