In a major surprise the prices of the tickets for the highly anticipated India and Pakistan T20 Asia Cup 2025 clash at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Sunday, September 14 have been slashed amid low demand. Standard tickets, initially priced at 475 dirhams, have been reduced to 350 dirhams following fan complaints over high costs. Premium enclosures are the slowest to sell, with many seats still unsold less than a week before the match. Organisers expressed surprise at the slower-than-expected demand for what is traditionally one of the most-watched sporting events worldwide. India enters the contest on the back of a commanding nine-wicket win over the UAE in their opening match. The men in blue bowled out the UAE for just 57 runs and chased the total in only 4.3 overs. Before facing India on Sunday, Pakistan will kick off their campaign against Oman at the same venue on Friday. Historically, India and Pakistan have faced each other 13 times in T20 cricket, with India winning 10 encounters and Pakistan securing three victories. Their most recent meeting came on February 23 during the ICC Champions Trophy in Dubai, where India triumphed by six wickets.