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Chennai Super Kings Ticket Sales: Prices, Booking Details & Sale Date

Chennai Super Kings have announced online ticket sales for their upcoming match, starting on March 19, 2025. Fans can book seats across different stands, with prices ranging from ₹1,700 to ₹7,500.

Siva Charan
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Chennai Super Kings Ticket Sales: Prices, Booking Details & Sale Date
Chennai Super Kings Ticket Sales: Prices, Booking Details & Sale Date

The Chennai Super Kings (CSK) have officially released the ticket prices and sale information for their next match. The tickets will be sold online, and fans can easily book their seats from their devices.

Ticket Categories and Prices
The tickets range from varying prices according to the stands.
Here is a breakdown of the stands and ticket prices:

  • C / D / E Lower Stands – ₹1,700
  • I / J / K Upper Stands – ₹2,500
  • I / J / K Lower Stands – ₹4,000
  • C / D / E Upper Stands – ₹3,500
  • KMK Terrace – ₹7,500

How to Buy the Tickets:

IPL Teams and Ticketing Partners

 Chennai Super Kings: M.A. Chidambaram Stadium (Tickets: District)

Procedure of online booking
1.
 Go to the website of booking (District).
2. Register/Register on website.
3. Find 'vs CSK-Match 25' and select New Chandigarh as location.
4. Choose the class of seating desired (Regular, Premium, VIP, Corporate).
5. Go to payment (via UPI, Credit/Debit card, Net banking)

ALSO READ:How to Buy CSK vs KKR Match 25 Tickets : IPL 2025

Official Announcement
The announcement of the sale of tickets was done by KS Viswanathan, Managing Director of Chennai Super Kings Cricket Limited. The official document, stamped and signed, validates the sale information. The announcement was done on March 17, 2025.

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