With the defending champions India take over New Zealand in the year ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 Final A ticket fever gripped cricket fans across the country at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Sunday. The summit clash promises to be a historic affair as India look to become the first team to successfully defend their T20 World Cup title.
IND vs NZ: Match details at a glance
The A high tension final between India and New Zealand It starts at 19:00 IST and the toss is scheduled for 18:30 IST. The gates at the Narendra Modi Stadium will open for spectators at 4:00 PM IST, giving fans ample time to clear security and find their seats.
A spectacular pre-show featuring international superstar Ricky Martin along with Indian artists Sukhbir and Phalguni Phatak will begin at 5:30 PM IST and will add to the festive atmosphere.
Official ticket platforms
To prevent fraud and ensure secure access, tickets to the final are sold only through official channels. Fans can purchase tickets through the following means:
BookMyShow: Official ticketing partner for matches in India (website and mobile app)
ICC Official Ticket Portal: tickets.icc-cricket.com (redirects to BookMyShow)
Due to huge demand after India’s thrilling seven-run win over England in the semi-final, most ticket categories are currently showing ‘sold out’ status. However, there is still hope for fans looking for tickets.
Last minute availability of tickets
According to multiple reports, a limited number of tickets will be released 24-36 hours before game day. Therefore, fans are advised to:
- Stay tuned to the official BookMyShow website and app regularly
- Check at 12:00 PM and 6:00 PM IST for any last minute releases
Avoid unofficial sales platforms or social media sellers, as tickets from unauthorized sources may be invalid or rejected at the stadium gates.
IND vs NZ, T20 World Cup 2026 final ticket price categories
Ticket prices vary significantly depending on the seating position in the world’s largest cricket stadium. Here is a comprehensive breakdown of ticket prices across different stands and categories:
- Block K Bay Up 1-9: ₹1,000
- Block J Bay Up 1-5: ₹2,000
- Block M Bay Up 1-3: ₹2,000
- Block B Bay Lower 1-7: ₹2,500
- Block A Bay Lower 1-5: ₹3,000
- Block D Bay Lower 1: ₹3,000
- South Prem East Bay 1-4: ₹6,000
- South Prem Center Bay 1: ₹6,000
- Presidential Gallery L3 Bay 3, 8, 9: ₹10,000
- Presidential Gallery Premier L3 Bay 4, 5, 6: ₹15,000
- Premier Suite 401 and 437: ₹25,000
- Premium Suites (Level 5): ₹50,000
- Presidential Rooms (Level 4): ₹60,000 – ₹75,000
Additional convenience fees and taxes may apply depending on the booking platform. Most platforms allow 1-4 tickets per order depending on availability.
Narendra Modi Stadium: Basic Information
The final will be played at the famous Narendra Modi Stadium in Motera, Ahmedabad, the world’s largest cricket stadium with a capacity of around 1,30,000.
- Location: Motera, Ahmedabad, Gujarat
- Stadium End: Adani Pavilion End and GMDC End
- Transport Access: Motera Metro Station, BRTS connectivity and road access
- Facilities: Food courts, premium hospitality boxes, ample parking
Step-by-step process to book tickets
Fans who wish to secure tickets can follow the process on the official platforms:
- Open the BookMyShow website or mobile app
- Search for “ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 Final”.
- Select Match: India vs New Zealand – March 8, 2026
- Confirm Venue: Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad
- Click on “Book now”.
- Select your preferred seating category
- Select specific seats using the interactive stadium map
- Enter personal information (name, email, phone)
- Complete the payment through UPI, card or net banking
- Download e-ticket with QR code (sent via email and app)
Basic requirements
- Valid Government ID: Aadhaar, passport or driving license is mandatory
- Digital Ticket: QR code must be clearly visible (download before arrival and save offline)
- Early arrival: At least 3 hours before the start of the game (doors open at 16:00)
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