Champions Trophy tickets set for sale

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Tickets for next year’s Champions Trophy will go on sale on Monday 5 November.

The showpiece, which features the eight best one-day international sides in the world and will be played at the Cardiff Wales Stadium, The Oval and Edgbaston, was launched yesterday.

The tournament takes place between Thursday 6 June and Sunday 23 June, with fans now able to register their interest prior to tickets going on sale at the International Cricket Council's website.

ICC chief executive David Richardson, tournament director Steve Elworthy and England captain Alastair Cook, pictured, attended the Champions Trophy launch event in central London yesterday

Adult tickets are priced in three categories - Gold, Silver and Family Stand - and range from £20 (for a group game in the Family Stands) up to £60 (Gold ticket for the final).

Tickets for under-16s, who must attend with an adult, are £5 for the entire tournament. A new pricing structure also sees the introduction of tickets for under-21s, which are between £10 and £25.

Attending the tournament launch event in central London was England captain Alastair Cook, ICC chief executive David Richardson and tournament director Steve Elworthy.

Richardson said: “We have the top-eight sides in the 50-over format taking part at three world-class venues competing for national pride as nation takes on nation.

“With the action on a daily basis in the group stages of this competition, cricket lovers have the chance to live every ball of every match every day.

“We also know that because of the diversity of cultures in the United Kingdom that each team taking part can be guaranteed ‘home support’ and because the demand for tickets will be so high we urge everyone to reserve their place at this special tournament as soon as possible.”