For the much-awaited final of the Asia Cup 2025 between India and Pakistan at Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Sunday, September 28, the Dubai Events Security Committee has revealed strict security arrangements for the biggest game.
Heightened Tensions After Recent Attacks
The steps are taken against the increased tensions between the two countries, with the recent terror attacks at Pahalgam, Kashmir, and India’s response in the shape of Operation Sindoor. With feelings running high, authorities are going all out to make the match go on safely and unhindered.
The two India-Pakistan encounters in the tournament have already seen the rollercoaster ride of excitement played out on and off the pitch. With the sheer scale of the final on Sunday, more security measures than ever are being put in place to protect supporters, players, and stadium facilities.
Breaking these rules will result in legal action, with organizers assuring that ticket holders’ cooperation is critical in ensuring the safety of all.
Asia Cup 2025: High Security Check
Authorities have asked fans to come early, not resist security checks, and not disobey stadium regulations in order not to cause any delays. The message is simple: have fun enjoying the cricket, but ensure safety and order remain the topmost priority.
With a continental title at stake and one of sport’s greatest rivalries at the center stage, the Asia Cup 2025 final will be a spectacle. India has so far been infallible in the tournament, winning all their matches. However, they do have weaknesses in their armor even though they remain unbeaten. Pakistan, by contrast, has played second fiddle to the Men in Blue but will try and don their A-game in the final of the tournament.
Most Important Advice for Ticket Holders
Get to the stadium at least three hours before kickoff.
One entry per valid ticket; reentry is not allowed.
Obey stewards’ instructions and all displayed signage.
Park in designated areas only and do not stop in roadways.
Observe The List of Items Not Permitted.
Items and behaviors banned
Fireworks, flares, laser pointers, and any dangerous or combustible materials.
Sharp objects, weapons, poisonous substances, and remote-control devices.
Large umbrellas, camera tripods/rigs, selfie sticks, and unofficial professional photography.
Banners, flags, or signs not authorized by the organizer.
Pets, bicycles, skateboards, scooters, and glass items.
Any act that endangers public safety, disrupts order, or promotes hate or racism.
