International cricket action is returning to Chhattisgarh as the state capital gears up to stage the upcoming three-match T20 series between India Women and Zimbabwe Women. All three fixtures are scheduled to take place at the Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Cricket Stadium in Raipur under floodlights, with each contest commencing at 7:00 PM. The matches will be played across three matchdays on October 16, October 18, and October 20. To ensure robust fan turnout, entry prices have been kept exceptionally accessible across multiple seating sections.
Affordable Lower Stands, Combo Packages, and Full Series Passes
General admission for standard lower tier viewing (Stands 2 to 9) has been priced at just Rs 250 for an individual fixture. For supporters intending to attend every stage of the series, an all-inclusive 'Series Ticket' covering all three games is being provided for Rs 499. Spectators seeking a middle ground can opt for the two-match 'Combo Ticket', which is available at Rs 350. These bundled ticketing options allow fans substantial savings compared to buying individual passes for every game.
Premium Hospitality and Corporate Seating Details
Patrons seeking enhanced comfort and elevated matchday views have several dedicated options to choose from. Tickets in the Silver tier have been set at Rs 2000, while Gold seats are priced at Rs 2500, and the Platinum category stands at Rs 3500. For corporate clients and larger groups, an entire Corporate Box can be reserved for Rs 70 thousand. Additionally, individual corporate hospitality tickets are being offered at Rs 3500 each, offering direct access to hospitality spaces.
Digital Ticketing Process and Booking Limits From October 12
Official ticket sales are slated to open on October 12 starting at 4:00 PM. To eliminate physical box office lines, the entire ticketing infrastructure has been transitioned to a digital format. Attendees will not require printed paper tickets, as scanning the digital QR code delivered directly to mobile phones will grant entrance at the stadium turnstiles. Under the booking guidelines, an individual buyer can reserve up to a maximum of 6 tickets against a single identification proof.
Green Tribunal Clearance and Sustainable Water Management
Earlier uncertainty surrounding the event had emerged due to proceedings before the National Green Tribunal (NGT) regarding groundwater extraction at the venue. That hurdle has now been resolved following final clearance from the court to conduct the matches. In compliance with ecological norms, a Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) has been installed on site alongside flow meters to track precise water volume used across the playing surface and outfield. With environmental compliances established, the venue stands fully prepared for the upcoming international fixtures.
