The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) announced free entry for students and cricket academy trainees during the men’s home Test series against the Pakistan national cricket team.

According to the board, the initiative has been introduced to encourage young cricket fans to watch the longest format of the game from the stadium stands and galleries.

The BCB stated that students from schools and other educational institutions must wear their official uniforms and carry valid identification cards to receive free access to the designated stands and galleries during the series.

“On the occasion of the upcoming Bangladesh vs Pakistan Test Series, a special opportunity has been introduced to encourage young cricket enthusiasts to experience the ultimate form of the game from the stands and galleries,” the BCB said in a statement.

Free Entry for Students and Cricket Academy Trainees

On the occasion of the upcoming Bangladesh vs Pakistan Test Series, a special opportunity has been introduced to encourage young cricket enthusiasts to experience the ultimate form of the game from the stands and galleries.… pic.twitter.com/V8VX83KqlH

— Bangladesh Cricket (@BCBtigers) May 5, 2026

The board also confirmed that the offer applies to trainees under the age of 15 who are enrolled in private cricket academies. To qualify for complimentary entry, the trainees must wear their official academy kits.

“This privilege also applies to trainees under the age of 15 who are enrolled in private cricket academies. These trainees must wear their official academy kits to receive complimentary access to the stadiums,” the statement added.

The two-match Test series is part of the ICC World Test Championship 2025–27. The opening match will be played at the Shere-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium from May 8 to 12, while the second Test will take place in Sylhet from May 16 to 20.

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