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Cricket ground fees revised

Published on: March 29, 2026 3:18 AM

The Punjab Sports Board has issued a notification revising fees for the use of cricket grounds across the province. According to the notification, the monthly fee for using a cricket pitch has been fixed at Rs 7,000. For ground bookings without floodlights and generator, the fee has been set at Rs25,000 per day on Sundays, Rs 10,000 on Fridays, and Rs3,000 on other days. The board said the revised rates have come into effect immediately, directing all sports officers to ensure strict implementation across Punjab.

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