The ticket details of the upcoming India vs New Zealand ODI match at the Holkar Stadium in Indore have been revealed. The Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association (MPCA) has revealed the complete ticket details for the ODI. 

It will be the third and final game of the three-match ODI series between India and New Zealand, which Holkar Stadium in Indore will host on January 18, 2026. 

Apart from the regular tickets, the MPCA has also released the details of Student Concession Tickets and Specially Abled Spectator Tickets. 

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Details of the Match at Holkar Stadium in Indore

The Match Date: January 18, 2026

The Match: India vs New Zealand

Format: ODI

Game Number of Series: 3rd of 3-match series

Scheduled Starting Time: 13:30 local time (Day-Night Match)

Ticket Booking (Where to buy tickets?)

The tickets will be available online only. ‘District by Zomato’ is the official online ticketing agency for this fixture. A maximum of four tickets, either single or mixed categories, will be available. 

Tickets can be purchased through the ‘District’ mobile app or on the website www.district.in.

Ticket Registration Details

The URL link for registration will be opened at 11:00 AM IST on December 31, 2025 upto end of the quota of tickets or upto 05:00 PM IST on January 1, 2026.

Ticket Prices [(Including Admission fee + MP E&A Tax + GST) (rounded off)]

South Pavilion 

• Lower: INR 5,500
• First Floor: INR 7,000
• Second Floor: INR 6,500
• Third Floor: INR 5,000

East Stand

• Lower – Chairs: INR 800
• First Floor (Premium): INR 1,250
• First Floor (Regular): INR 1,100
• Second Floor: INR 1,000

West Stand

• Lower – Chairs: INR 900
• First Floor (Premium): INR 1,500
• First Floor (Regular): INR 1,400
• Second Floor: INR 1,250

Special Note: Payment gateway charges/ convenience fee/ courier charges, etc. (and any taxes thereon) shall be additional.  

Student Concession Tickets

• Each student can purchase only one ticket. 

• Fixed quota of East Stand (Lower and II floor) has been allocated for Student Concession Tickets.

• Price of Tickets (including Admission fee + MP E&A Tax + GST): East Stand (Lower) – INR 750; East Stand (II floor) – INR 950. [Payment gateway charges/ convenience fee/ courier charges, etc. (and any taxes thereon) shall be additional.]

• The ticket can be purchased only online. The website or URL is www.district.in/mpca.

• The URL link for registration will be opened at 11:00 AM IST on December 31, 2025 upto end of the quota of tickets or upto 05:00 PM IST on January 1, 2026.

Who can apply for Student Concession Tickets?

Students from standard first (1st standard) onwards can apply for such ticket. Only 'Government Recognised Education Institutions' students can apply, which are related to school, college, and university. It does not include coaching classes or academy etc.

Students will have to upload either of the following to support their status as a student of defined institutions -

• Photo identity card issued by the Institution for the academic year 2025-26.

OR

• 'Progress report card' for the academic year 2024-25.

OR

• ‘Mid-term exam result' for the current academic year 2025-26.

Process for Student Concession Tickets

It will have two stages.

1st Stage: Uploading necessary documents on the website.

2nd Stage: The document shall be checked and approved/rejected by MPCA. Upon approval of the document, the concerned applicant shall receive a WhatsApp message/email with a link to purchase the ticket by paying the amount. After successful payment, they shall receive a ticket booking confirmation. The ticket shall be delivered by courier.

Specially Abled Spectator Tickets

• Each person can buy only one ticket. 

• Price of Tickets (including Admission fee + MP E&A Tax + GST): North-East Gallery – INR 300 [Payment gateway charges/ convenience fee/ courier charges, etc. (and any taxes thereon) shall be additional.]

• The ticket can be purchased only online. The website or URL is www.district.in/mpca.

• The URL link for registration will be opened at 11:00 AM IST on December 31, 2025 upto end of the quota of tickets or upto 05:00 PM IST on January 1, 2026.
  

Who can apply for Specially Abled Spectator Tickets?

• Only one ticket can be purchased by the person having a 'duly valid' certificate of incapacity from the competent government authority (civil surgeon).

• This certificate will have to be uploaded on the link for the MPCA record.

• Those requiring a wheelchair should purchase a ‘wheelchair ticket’. The wheelchair has to be arranged by the purchaser on the match day.

Process for Student Concession Tickets

It will have two stages.

1st Stage: Uploading necessary documents on the website.

2nd Stage: The document shall be checked and approved/rejected by MPCA. Upon approval of the document, the concerned applicant shall receive a WhatsApp message/email with a link to purchase the ticket by paying the amount. After successful payment, they shall receive a ticket booking confirmation. The ticket shall be delivered by courier.

New Zealand Women (NZ-W) will take on South Africa Women (SA-W) in Match No. 7 of the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 at the Holkar Cricket Stadium on Monday, October 6, at 3:00 PM IST, Indore. The White Ferns commenced their World Cup journey with a disappointing 89-run defeat to the defending champions Australia at the same venue, where their batsmen faltered against the Australians' bowling attack.

Meanwhile, South Africa's Women had a horror start to their World Cup campaign, getting bowled out for 69 runs in just 20.4 overs against England in Guwahati, with the English side chasing down the target successfully with 10 wickets to spare. Both sides will be desperate to capture their first points in the tournament. Captains Sophie Devine and Laura Wolvaardt will hope to lead their teams to successes after receiving heavy defeats. Historically, South Africa has dominated their recent ODI rivalry by winning 6 our of 7 recent ODIs against New Zealand.

NZ-W vs SA-W: Head-to-Head Record (ODIs)

New Zealand leads the overall record, but South Africa have performed better in recent meetings.

• Matches Played: 20
• NZ-W Won: 12
• Pak-W Won: 8
• No Result: 0

NZ-W vs SA-W: Stadium Stats (ODIs)

The Holkar Cricket Stadium in Indore is known for high-scoring games, with teams batting first often holding the advantage.

• Total Matches: 8
• Matches won batting first: 6
• Matches won bowling first: 2
• Average 1st Innings Score: 331
• Average 2nd Innings Score: 257
• Highest Total: 418/5 (50 overs) by IND vs WI
• Lowest Total: 217/10 (28.2 overs) by AUS vs IND
• Highest Successful Chase: 294/5 (47.5 overs) by IND vs AUS
• Lowest Total Defended: 247/9 (50 overs) by IND vs SA

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NZ-W vs SA-W: Predicted Playing XIs

New Zealand Women (NZ-W): Suzie Bates, Georgia Plimmer, Amelia Kerr, Sophie Devine (C), Brooke Halliday, Maddy Green, Isabella Gaze (WK), Jess Kerr, Lea Tahuhu, Eden Carson, Bree Illing.

South Africa Women (SA-W): Tazmin Brits, Laura Wolvaardt (C), Nadine de Klerk, Anneke Bosch, Chloe Tryon, Sune Luus, Marizanne Kapp, Ayabonga Khaka, Sinalo Jafta (WK), Masabata Klaas, Nonkululeko Mlaba.

Women’s World Cup 2025: Points Table

After the completion of six matches, the points table looks like this.

In-form batting sensation Shubman Gill is set to replace out-of-form KL Rahul in the third Test against Australia at the Holkar Cricket Stadium in Indore, starting from Wednesday.

Rahul has been under radar for his poor run in international cricket and as a result will lose his spot to Gill. He was stripped off as the vice-captain of Team India following the Delhi Test. The Karnataka star has failed to repay the faith and long-rope given to him by the Indian team management.

In his last 10 innings across the format, Rahul has scored only 125 runs, averaging less than 35. In the last three innings so far in the 2023 Border Gavaskar Trophy, he has returns of 20, 17 and 1.

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Shubman Gill will look to cement his spot

Gill has been in phenomenal form in limited-overs recently. He is the top-scorer across format for Team in the ongoing season. He notched up a double century in the ODIs and century in T20Is. The 23-year-old scored his maiden Test hundred in December last year against Bangladesh.

He has become the fan-favourite through his performance and the management will look to include him in the playing XI. His omission in the playing XI was highly questioned by the Indian cricket fraternity. He will, however, open with Rohit Sharma in the third Test.

Gill was a part of the practice session for Team India in the third Test. He was seen practicing as a slip cordon along with former India captain Virat Kohli.