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Qualifier to Eliminator: How to buy tickets for IPL 2025 playoffs
The stage is set for the thrilling playoff phase of the TATA Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025, and the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has officially announced that online ticket sales will begin on 24 May 2025. Fans can expect fierce competition as the top teams clash across two iconic venues: the New PCA Stadium in New Chandigarh and the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.
To streamline the ticketing process, the BCCI has partnered with District by Zomato as the official ticketing agency. RuPay cardholders will enjoy early access, while general sales open shortly after. Here's your complete guide to securing seats for the most anticipated matches of the season.
If you don't have a RuPay card, you can still purchase tickets during the general sale phase. The non-exclusive ticket sales for Qualifier 1 and the Eliminator will commence on May 25 at 8:00 PM. For Qualifier 2 and the Final, general sales will open on May 27 at 8:00 PM. With demand expected to be high, especially for the Final in Ahmedabad, it's best to log in early and complete your purchase as soon as the window opens.
Where to Book IPL 2025 Playoff Tickets
Tickets can be booked online through the following official platforms:
IPL Official Website
District by Zomato Website
District by Zomato App (available on Android and iOS)
These are the only authorized channels, and fans are advised to avoid unofficial websites to prevent fraud or counterfeit tickets.
Step-by-Step Guide to Booking IPL 2025 Playoff Tickets
Visit the Booking Platform: Go to www.iplt20.com, www.district.in, or use the District by Zomato app.
Select the Match: Choose your preferred fixture: Qualifier 1, Eliminator, Qualifier 2, or the Final.
Pick Your Seats: Browse the stadium map, choose your section, and select the number of tickets.
Enter Details: Provide your name, mobile number, and email address. Double-check for accuracy.
Apply Priority Access (if applicable): If booking during the RuPay-exclusive window, enter your RuPay card details when prompted.
Make Payment: Choose your preferred mode: credit/debit card, UPI, net banking, or RuPay.
Receive Confirmation: A confirmation email and/or SMS will be sent with your e-ticket after successful payment.
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