BCCI Launches Third Phase of Ticket Sales for ICC Men's T20 World Cup

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has announced the launch of the third stage of ticket sales for the upcoming T20 World Cup, following the successful completion of the first two ticketing windows. Phase 1 began on December 11, 2025, and Phase 2 on January 14, 2026. This new phase gives fans another chance to secure seats for matches throughout the tournament, which will feature the world’s top teams, according to a BCCI release. The T20 World Cup, starting on Saturday, will be held at some of India’s most renowned cricket venues, offering fans the chance to witness top international players and the excitement of the T20 format. As preparations in the host cities enter their final stages, the BCCI, in close collaboration with stakeholders, continues to focus on venue readiness, operational planning, and enhancing the match-day experience. The goal is to ensure that every match provides a setting that matches the high quality of cricket on display. The BCCI also anticipates the presence of fans from across the country throughout the tournament, including on days when India is not playing. BCCI President Mithun Manhas stated: “The ICC Men’s T20 World Cup is an event of global significance, and the BCCI is committed to working in close partnership with the ICC to ensure that it is delivered to the highest standards. As the third phase of ticket sales opens, we look forward to welcoming fans to our stadiums for matches that reflect the depth and competitiveness of international cricket across all participating teams." BCCI Secretary Devajit Saikia added: “The response to the first two phases of ticketing has been encouraging, and it underlines the anticipation surrounding this World Cup. With preparations now in their final phase, our focus remains on creating an environment where players can perform at their best and spectators can enjoy the full experience of top-level T20 cricket, across the tournament and across our high-class and historic venues." (With inputs from Agencies)