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Pakistan vs Sri Lanka 2nd Test Tickets in Rawalpindi: Rs 200 a Day at TCS, 9:30 am Start and Free on Tapmad

The Pakistan vs Sri Lanka 2nd Test is now in Rawalpindi, 17 to 21 November. Tickets cost Rs 200 to Rs 8,000 a day at TCS centres. Timings and free stream.

Shahid Anwar, author at Pakistan EraShahid Anwar4 min read
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Empty green and white seats in a cricket stand overlooking the outfield

Tickets for the Pakistan vs Sri Lanka 2nd Test in Rawalpindi cost Rs 200 a day in the General, First Class, Premium and VIP enclosures. The PCB Gallery costs Rs 800 and the Platinum Box Rs 8,000, per person per day. Tickets are sold at designated TCS Express Centres from Thursday 12 November, 3 pm. The Test runs from Tuesday 17 to Saturday 21 November, with play from 9:30 am PKT, and Tapmad lists it as a free stream.

The match was meant to be at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore. The PCB moved it to Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium because of the smog in Lahore. A Lahore ticket is not a Rawalpindi ticket, so buy again for the new venue.

Every enclosure and its price for the 2nd Test

Prices are the same on all five days. Each ticket is for one person on one day, so a fan going on two days needs two tickets.

EnclosurePrice per dayFive days
GeneralRs 200Rs 1,000
First ClassRs 200Rs 1,000
PremiumRs 200Rs 1,000
VIPRs 200Rs 1,000
PCB Gallery (main building)Rs 800Rs 4,000
Platinum BoxRs 8,000Rs 40,000

These are the same prices the board set for the first Test at the same ground. The five-day column is our own sum.

Pakistan vs Sri Lanka 2nd Test ticket prices at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium: Rs 200 for four enclosures, PCB Gallery Rs 800, Platinum Box Rs 8,000 a day

At Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, the Rs 200 stands carry the names of Pakistan players. For the first Test the board listed them as General (Miran Bakhsh and Sohail Tanvir), First Class (Shoaib Akhtar and Yasir Arafat), Premium (Azhar Mahmood and Javed Miandad) and VIP (Imran Khan and Javed Akhtar).

How to buy a ticket at a TCS Express Centre

Tickets are physical and sold over the counter at designated TCS Express Centres. For the first Test, the board listed four sale points around the ground:

  • TCS Express Centre, 11 Kashmir Road, Saddar, Rawalpindi.
  • Box office at Aviation Ground, Rawal Road, Rawalpindi.
  • TCS Express Centre, Plot 394-A, Pothohar Road, near the police station, Sector I-9/3, Islamabad.
  • TCS Regional Office near Fazaia Colony, Link Road, Khanna, Rawalpindi.

Call or visit your nearest TCS centre first to make sure it has 2nd Test stock. Then follow these steps:

  1. Pick the day or days you want, from Tuesday 17 to Saturday 21 November.
  2. Choose the enclosure. All four public stands cost the same, so pick by where you want to sit.
  3. Take your original CNIC, and a B-form or birth certificate for any child, in case the counter asks.
  4. Pay in cash and check that the date, the enclosure and "Rawalpindi" are printed on every ticket.
  5. On match day, carry the same CNIC and arrive early. Play starts at 9:30 am.

Why the 2nd Test moved from Lahore to Rawalpindi

The board moved the Test because of severe seasonal smog and hazardous air quality in Lahore. The change was announced on Tuesday 10 November, while the first Test was being played. The dates did not change.

That means Rawalpindi hosts both Tests of the series. The first one ended in a draw on 13 November, with Saud Shakeel out for 97 off the last ball. Our first Test result has the full scores. Anyone who bought a Gaddafi Stadium ticket earlier should keep it and ask at the counter where they bought it.

For more on Lahore's air this season, see our smog forecast for November and December.

Match timings for all five days

Play is due to start at 9:30 am PKT each day. Tapmad's listing gives the same start for day one.

DayDateStart (PKT)
Day 1Tuesday 17 November9:30 am
Day 2Wednesday 18 November9:30 am
Day 3Thursday 19 November9:30 am
Day 4Friday 20 November9:30 am
Day 5Saturday 21 November9:30 am

Bad light ended play early on several days of the first Test, so finish times can move. Plan to be in your seat by 9:00 am on day one to see the toss.

Watch the 2nd Test free on Tapmad

Tapmad lists the match as "Watch Free, Pakistan vs Sri Lanka, 2nd Test", with separate rows for each day. It says fans can watch on the web, the app or a smart TV. The first Test was also listed as free.

Open the app before 9:30 am on Tuesday, so you are not signing up at the toss. Our earlier 2nd Test schedule page has the timings in Sri Lanka, the UAE, Saudi Arabia and the UK.

Pakistan vs Sri Lanka 2nd Test at a glance: Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, 17 to 21 November, 9:30 am PKT, tickets from Rs 200, free on Tapmad

Common questions

Where is the Pakistan vs Sri Lanka 2nd Test?

At Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. It was moved from the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore because of smog.

How much is a ticket for the 2nd Test?

Rs 200 a day for General, First Class, Premium and VIP. The PCB Gallery is Rs 800 and the Platinum Box Rs 8,000 a day.

Where can I buy tickets?

At designated TCS Express Centres. Sales opened on Thursday 12 November at 3 pm.

Can I buy tickets online?

The board's notice for this Test lists TCS Express Centres only, so plan to buy at a counter.

What time does the 2nd Test start?

At 9:30 am PKT on each of the five days, from Tuesday 17 November.

Is the 2nd Test free to watch?

Yes. Tapmad lists it as a free stream on its web site, app and smart TV app.

How we verified this

What we checked and where we read it.

Checked on 14 November 2026, about 4:00 am PKT. The venue change and the 9:30 am start come from the ICC match centre commentary at the end of the first Test. Prices, the sale date and TCS Express Centres for this Test come from the PCB's announcement as reported consistently on 11 November. Enclosure names and the four sale points come from the PCB's first Test ticket notice of 5 November. The free stream and start time come from the Tapmad listing.

About the author

Shahid Anwar, author at Pakistan Era

Senior Writer, Public Services and Technology

Shahid Anwar

Shahid joined us in 2024 as an author. He is a senior contributor to Pakistan's leading technology websites. He writes detailed articles, mostly covering his expertise in the latest tech, mobiles, apps, gadgets, and step-by-step guides. His ideology is to help people understand the latest trends and explain complex methods through very easy-to-understand guides.

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