Where and how to book tickets for WPL 2025 Eliminator and Final at Brabourne Stadium?

The stage is set for the thrilling climax of the 3rd edition of the Women’s Premier League (WPL), with the Eliminator and Final tickets live at 4 PM IST on March 8, on BookMyShow.com. The knockout matches will be held at the iconic Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai, marking a return to the city where the inaugural edition of WPL was held in 2023.

As the competition heats up, fans are on the edge of their seats, eagerly waiting for the knockout phase. On March 8, the home team UP Warriorz, led by skipper Deepti Sharma, takes on Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), captained by Smriti Mandhana, at the Ekana Stadium in Lucknow. This high-stakes match marks the final game at Lucknow’s Ekana Stadium, the 3rd phase of WPL 2025.

The second WPL edition, held in 2024, was split between Bengaluru and Delhi, while the inaugural season in 2023 took place entirely in Mumbai. However, the ongoing third season has seen a much-needed expansion, with Vadodara hosting the first set of games, followed by Bengaluru’s Chinnaswamy Stadium and Lucknow’s Ekana Stadium. In its final leg, Mumbai’s Brabourne Stadium will host a couple of league games followed by the knockouts.

WPL 2025 Knockouts Games:

Eliminator: 13th March 2025 (Thursday)

Final: 15th March 2025 (Saturday)

With the finale just around the corner, cricket enthusiasts are invited to secure their spots at the Brabourne Stadium for an unforgettable weekend of women’s cricket. The passion, skill, and determination on display make these matches unmissable for any cricket fan.

Tickets for the Eliminator and Final will be available on BookMyShow.com from 4 PM Indian Standard Time (IST) onwards on March 8. Scheduled for March 13 and 15, the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai will host both knockout matches, starting at 7:30 PM IST.

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After 17 games, the ever-consistent Delhi Capitals have secured their qualification, while UP Warriorz have been knocked out. The second-seeded Gujarat Giants and third-placed Mumbai Indians, both with 8 points, are the favorites to advance. However, Royal Challengers Bengaluru, currently at 4 points, could still spring an upset, with plenty left to unfold in the tournament.