Plans for Islamabad's flagship cricket stadium are moving ahead as the Capital Development Authority (CDA) enters the final stages of selecting a construction partner. The multi-billion-rupee project is expected to move into the next phase once the financial evaluation process is completed.
After reviewing updated proposals submitted by the shortlisted bidders, the CDA is preparing to finalize the procurement process. The successful bidder will be selected following the opening and assessment of financial offers.
The progress represents another important step toward delivering a modern international cricket venue for Pakistan's capital.
The new cricket stadium is planned for Sector D-12, offering a picturesque setting against the Margalla Hills. Designed to accommodate nearly 32,000 spectators, the venue is expected to become one of Islamabad's largest sporting facilities.
Extensive parking arrangements for around 10,000 vehicles have also been incorporated into the project to improve visitor convenience during major sporting events. The overall design focuses on accessibility, comfort, and international standards.
Once completed, the venue is expected to provide cricket fans with a modern match-day experience in one of the capital's most scenic locations.
The upcoming stadium is being planned as part of the proposed Olympic Village, with approximately 50 acres allocated for the venue within the larger development. Officials have envisioned the project as a landmark addition to Pakistan's sporting infrastructure.
Inspired by the design and operational standards of the Dubai International Cricket Stadium, the facility aims to feature modern amenities suitable for hosting international tournaments and high-profile cricket fixtures.
Construction will be carried out through the Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) model once the contract is formally awarded.
The proposed stadium is expected to strengthen Islamabad's position as a host city for domestic and international cricket while supporting the continued growth of the sport across the country. The project also reflects ongoing investment in world-class sports infrastructure.
Beyond hosting major matches, the venue is expected to contribute to tourism, local economic activity, and future sporting events in the capital. Its modern facilities are designed to meet the expectations of players, officials, and spectators alike.
With the tendering process nearing completion, Islamabad is one step closer to adding a landmark cricket stadium to its sporting landscape.
Plans for Islamabad’s flagship cricket stadium are moving ahead as the Capital Development Authority (CDA) enters the final stages of selecting a construction partner.
Plans for Islamabad's flagship cricket stadium are moving ahead as the Capital Development Authority (CDA) enters the final stages of selecting a construction partner. The multi-billion-rupee project is expected to move into the next phase once the financial evaluation process is completed.
After reviewing updated proposals submitted by the shortlisted bidders, the CDA is preparing to finalize the procurement process. The successful bidder will be selected following the opening and assessment of financial offers.
The progress represents another important step toward delivering a modern international cricket venue for Pakistan's capital.
The new cricket stadium is planned for Sector D-12, offering a picturesque setting against the Margalla Hills. Designed to accommodate nearly 32,000 spectators, the venue is expected to become one of Islamabad's largest sporting facilities.
Extensive parking arrangements for around 10,000 vehicles have also been incorporated into the project to improve visitor convenience during major sporting events. The overall design focuses on accessibility, comfort, and international standards.
Once completed, the venue is expected to provide cricket fans with a modern match-day experience in one of the capital's most scenic locations.
The upcoming stadium is being planned as part of the proposed Olympic Village, with approximately 50 acres allocated for the venue within the larger development. Officials have envisioned the project as a landmark addition to Pakistan's sporting infrastructure.
Inspired by the design and operational standards of the Dubai International Cricket Stadium, the facility aims to feature modern amenities suitable for hosting international tournaments and high-profile cricket fixtures.
Construction will be carried out through the Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) model once the contract is formally awarded.
The proposed stadium is expected to strengthen Islamabad's position as a host city for domestic and international cricket while supporting the continued growth of the sport across the country. The project also reflects ongoing investment in world-class sports infrastructure.
Beyond hosting major matches, the venue is expected to contribute to tourism, local economic activity, and future sporting events in the capital. Its modern facilities are designed to meet the expectations of players, officials, and spectators alike.
With the tendering process nearing completion, Islamabad is one step closer to adding a landmark cricket stadium to its sporting landscape.
