Catch the Fever: Women’s World Cup Tickets Start at Just ₹100 — Yes, Really

If you thought you would pay big prices for a big sporting event, think again – a sigh of relief just came down from the ICC about the live-cricket experience. Tickets for league tickets for the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 start from just ₹100, making stadiums more accessible first and better for cricket second. The ICC has truly made this event feel like a festival for everyone.

Why ₹100 is more than the price

This move is about progress, not publicity stunts. At a price point of ₹100, students, families, and the curious first-timers can all experience a match without the sticker shock, and with packed crowds, the entire atmosphere changes: louder cheering, better shots on TV, and stronger commercial arguments. Cheap entry can actively turn casual interest into permanent fandom, creating strong pathways to grassroots, domestic leagues, and international stardom. Not random—pricing is trimmed to grow fan support and fuel the women’s cricket ecosystem.

Google Pay pre-sale: a smart move or a gatekeeper?

To recap, ICC is using Google Pay again to create an exclusive 4-day presale opportunity, available from 7:00 pm IST on September 4 to 7:00 pm IST on September 8. Get ready—ticket sales kick off at 8:00 PM IST on September 9 at Tickets.cricketworldcup.com. The ability to use a leading payments partner means for many users the checkout could be speedy, which gives a fairly good launch cadence; however when an organisation operates on a major platform, individuals who are not part of that won’t really have time to think, so, if you are planning on going, be prepared and certainly set a reminder to register your interest, and have your payment details current and handy. Finally, remember that matches will take place across multiple Indian cities and in Colombo; you will need to consider travel and logistics for multi-game plans.

Opening-night vibes, Shreya Ghoshal, and what’s at stake

Guwahati will have a grand opening night on 30 September as Shreya Ghoshal will perform the tournament’s official anthem “Bring It Home” and will provide star power and a live music spectacle for the cricketing celebration. This combination of entertainment and ridiculously affordable ticket prices should equal memories and a crowded stadium – and will go viral on all of social media. While the entertainment is fantastic, both sides have something at stake: the tournament is worth a total prize pool of USD $13.88 million – a substantial amount of money on the line from the ICC, which supports their financial commitment to long-term investment in women’s cricket and non-binary player pathways.

While these low-cost tickets won’t solve all the issues that plague the structural integrity of the game, when combined with headline acts, good commercial partners, and real prize money, they are a mighty trigger. If you’re interested, now’s the time to check out the pre-sale details, book a match or two, and go to be part of the stands rather than watching from your sofa. Which match will you make your next great cricketing memory? Go and book a ticket and find out.