Bangladesh vs Pakistan Test: Ticket Prices and How to Buy

Tanay Hughes · 06/05/2026 · 3 min read

An Exciting Test Series on the Horizon

The cricketing landscape in Bangladesh is buzzing with anticipation as the national team prepares to face Pakistan in a highly anticipated two-match Test series. As the excitement builds, the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has officially unveiled the ticketing details, ensuring that fans from all walks of life have the opportunity to witness the action live at the stadium.

Affordable Access for Every Fan

Recognizing the passion of the local fanbase, the BCB has kept ticket prices remarkably affordable. Whether you are a casual observer or a die-hard cricket enthusiast, there is a price point that suits every budget. The lowest price tier is set at just 50 Taka, granting spectators entry into the Eastern Gallery. This initiative is a clear effort to pack the stands and create a vibrant atmosphere for the players.

Detailed Ticket Pricing Breakdown

To help fans plan their stadium visit, the BCB has categorized the seating areas with clear pricing structures:

Eastern Gallery: 50 Taka
Northern Gallery & Shaheed Abu Sayeed Stand (Southern Gallery): 75 Taka
Shaheed Jewel Stand (Clubhouse): 200 Taka
International Gallery: 300 Taka
Grand Stand: 500 Taka

By offering a wide range of prices, the board ensures that the stadium remains inclusive, allowing families and groups of friends to enjoy the game without financial strain.

How to Secure Your Seats

The ticketing process has been streamlined for the digital age. Fans looking to secure their spot at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium or the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium can purchase their tickets online through the official platform at www.gobcbticket.com.bd. Digital purchasing is highly recommended to avoid queues and ensure availability.

Special Initiatives: Free Entry for Students and Trainees

In a commendable move to inspire the next generation of cricketers, the BCB has introduced special arrangements for students and young trainees. The following groups can avail of free entry to designated galleries:

Students: School and college students are encouraged to attend by wearing their uniforms and carrying a valid student ID card.
Cricket Trainees: Trainees under the age of 15 from private cricket academies can enjoy free entry provided they are wearing their official academy uniforms.

This gesture not only boosts stadium attendance but also encourages young talent to witness the technical nuances of Test cricket firsthand.

Series Schedule

The series promises intense competition and high-quality play. Mark your calendars for the following dates:

First Test: Commencing on May 8 at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Mirpur.
Second Test: Starting on May 16 at the picturesque Sylhet International Cricket Stadium.

As the countdown begins, fans are urged to book their tickets early and prepare to support the Tigers in what promises to be a thrilling encounter against a formidable Pakistan side. Whether you are cheering from the Eastern Gallery or the Grand Stand, your presence is vital in making this series a memorable one for Bangladesh cricket.

Tanay Hughes

Tanay Hughes is a senior cricket correspondent for the Daily FT, Sri Lanka’s leading financial daily. Of Burgher descent, Hughes grew up steeped in the island’s rich literary and cricketing traditions. He covers the national team, the World Test Championship, and the domestic circuit with a special focus on spin bowling and the transformation of cricket infrastructure after the civil war. His work also explores the business side of the sport, including broadcasting deals and the financial pressures on smaller Test-playing nations. A Colombo native and University of Colombo graduate, Hughes is a regular voice on Sri Lankan television panels and contributes to The Cricketer and Wisden online.