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In less than two weeks of India's successful campaign in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has officially announced the cash reward for the title-winning members.

The ICC Champions Trophy 2025 returned after eight years as Pakistan were the hosts for the ninth edition of the tournament. Including the hosts and defending champions Pakistan, eight teams participated in the tournament, and the other teams were India, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, England, Bangladesh, and Afghanistan. 

While all six other foreign teams traveled to Pakistan for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, India rejected traveling to Pakistan, and ultimately all of their matches shifted to the Dubai International Cricket Stadium in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates.

India won all the matches in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025

The Rohit Sharma-led India started from Group A with Bangladesh, Pakistan, and New Zealand. After beating Bangladesh and Pakistan by six wickets each, the Men in Blues beat New Zealand in their last group stage match against New Zealand by 44 runs. In the first Semi-final, India beat Australia by four wickets. India and New Zealand met once again in the Final of the tournament, and India won their third ICC Champions Trophy title after winning it by four wickets. 

Under the leadership of Sourav Ganguly, India jointly won the ICC Champions Trophy 2002 along with the hosts Sri Lanka as their Final matches (including a fresh start on the reserve day) ended with no results. In the ICC Champions Trophy 2013, MS Dhoni-led India beat the hosts England in the Final to win their second Champions Trophy. Now, India has become the first team to win the ICC Champions Trophy three times. 

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BCCI awards INR 58 crore for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 winners

On March 20, the BCCI announced the INR 58 crore cash reward for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 winning members. In their official statement, BCCI added, "This financial recognition honours the players, coaching and support staff and members of the Men’s Selection Committee."

The announced cash prize will be distributed between the 15-member Indian squad, the coaching and support staff, and the Men's National Selection Committee members. According to the Times of India report, all the 15 Indian cricketers are likely to get INR 3 crore each.

BCCI also takes another key decision on ICC Champions Trophy 2025 winning prize money

Moreover, the TOI report added that the BCCI decided to share the entire prize money for winning the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, US$ 2.24 million or INR 20 crore, among the Team India players.

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<![CDATA[ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Award Winners, Prize Money, Awards List]]> https://www.cricketwinner.com/cricket-news/icc-champions-trophy-2025-award-winners-prize-money-awards-list/ https://www.cricketwinner.com/cricket-news/icc-champions-trophy-2025-award-winners-prize-money-awards-list/ Sun, 09 Mar 2025 18:14:07 GMT

The 15-day tournament ICC Champions Trophy 2025 finally ended in a thriller where India defeated New Zealand in the Final in Dubai to create history by becoming the first team to lift the trophy thrice. 

Pakistan hosted the ninth edition of the ICC Champions Trophy, which makes a return after eight years. Apart from the hosts Pakistan, who also started the tournament as the defending champions, India, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, England, Bangladesh, and Afghanistan participated in the tournament. 

Except India, all other seven teams, including the hosts Pakistan played in Pakistan, while the Dubai International Cricket Stadium in the United Arab Emirates hosted all Indian games. While Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore could host the Final if India failed to qualify, India's qualification to the Final denied that.

On Sunday, March 9, 2025, India faced New Zealand in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 Final. After New Zealand chose to bat first, they scored 251/7 in 50 overs. In reply, India chased down the target in 49 overs after losing six wickets and lifted the trophy after 12 years. After winning the ICC Champions Trophy in the 2002 (co-winners with the hosts Sri Lanka) and 2013 editions, India became the first team to lift the ICC Champions Trophy for the third time. 

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ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Tournament Awards

Player of the Match in the Final: Rohit Sharma (India) - 76 runs

Player of the Tournament: Rachin Ravindra (New Zealand) - 263 runs and 3 wickets

Champions: India (3rd title)

Runners-up: New Zealand

ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Prize Money Details (Total Tournament Prize Money for Teams USD 6.9 million)

Champions: India - USD 2.24 million

Runners-up: New Zealand - USD 1.12 million

Semi-finalists: Australia and South Africa - USD 560,000 for each team

5th and 6th places: Afghanistan and Bangladesh - USD 350,000 for each team

7th and 8th places: Pakistan and England - USD 140,000 for each team

Each win in the group stage: USD 34,000

Participation prize money: USD 125,000 for each team

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<![CDATA[Ranji Trophy 2024-25: Full Summary, Award Winners, and Top Performers]]> https://www.cricketwinner.com/cricket-news/ranji-trophy-2024-25-full-summary-award-winners-and-top-performers/ https://www.cricketwinner.com/cricket-news/ranji-trophy-2024-25-full-summary-award-winners-and-top-performers/ Sun, 02 Mar 2025 12:16:46 GMT

The Ranji Trophy season 2024-25 was wrapped up by Vidarbha as the champions after winning their third title in the tournament's history. Though the final match against Kerala was drawn with a thrilling contest, Vidarbha won the trophy based on their first-innings advantage.

Champions and Runners-up:

PositionTeam
ChampionsVidarbha
Runners-upKerala

Award Winners:

AwardPlayer (Team)
Player of the FinalDanish Malewar (Vidarbha) - 153 and 73 runs
Player of the TournamentHarsh Dubey (Vidarbha)

Top Performers:

CategoryPlayer (Team)Performance
Most RunsShubham Sharma (Madhya Pradesh)960 runs
Most WicketsHarsh Dubey (Vidarbha)69 wickets
Highest Individual ScoreMahipal Lomror (Rajasthan)300 vs Uttarakhand
Most HundredsYash Rathod (Vidarbha)5 centuries
Best Bowling PerformanceAnshul Kamboj (Haryana)10/49 vs Kerala

Prize Money:

TeamPrize Money
Vidarbha (Champions)₹3 crore
Kerala (Runners-up)₹3 crore

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Final Match Summary:
The last game between Vidarbha and Kerala witnessed some aggressive cricketing. Danish Malewar was the pick of Vidarbha players, scoring 153 in the first innings and 73 in the second innings. Kerala tried its best, but Vidarbha's first-innings advantage was sufficient to bring home the championship
Major Highlights of the Season:

  • Harsh Dubey's all-round performance was a turning point in Vidarbha's victory, topping the wicket charts and contributing significantly with the bat.
  • Shubham Sharma's consistency with the bat took Madhya Pradesh to the knockout rounds.
  • Anshul Kamboj's record 10-wicket haul against Kerala was one of the best bowling performances of the season.

The 2024-25 Ranji Trophy saw some great cricket, with Vidarbha establishing their dominance once again. The performances of young guns like Malewar, Dubey, and Rathod are a sign of good things to come for Indian domestic cricket.

Winners by Edition:

SeasonWinnerRunner-up
Winning Captain
1934–35BombayNorthern IndiaL. P. Jai
1935–36BombayMadras
Hormasji Vajifdar
1936–37BengalBengalAlbert Wensley
1937–38HyderabadNawanagarSM Hussain
1938–39BengalSouthern PunjabTom Longfield
1939–40MaharashtraUnited ProvincesD. B. Deodhar
1940–41MaharashtraMadrasD. B. Deodhar
1941–42BombayMysoreVijay Merchant
1942–43BarodaHyderabadW.Ghorpade
1943–44Western IndiaBengalHerbert Barritt
1944–45BombayHolkarVijay Merchant
1945–46HolkarBarodaC. K. Nayudu
1946–47BarodaHolkar
Raosaheb Nimbalkar
1947–48HolkarBombayC. K. Nayudu
1948–49BombayBarodaK. C. Ibrahim
1949–50BarodaHolkar
Raosaheb Nimbalkar
1950–51HolkarGujaratC. K. Nayudu
1951–52BombayHolkarMadhav Mantri
1952–53HolkarBengalC. K. Nayudu
1953–54BombayHolkarRanga Sohoni
1954–55MadrasHolkarBalu Alaganan
1955–56BombayBengalMadhav Mantri
1956–57BombayServicesMadhav Mantri
1957–58BarodaServicesDatta Gaekwad
1958–59BombayBengalMadhav Apte
1959–60BombayMysorePolly Umrigar
1960–61BombayRajasthanPolly Umrigar
1961–62BombayRajasthanMadhav Apte
1962–63BombayRajasthanPolly Umrigar
1963–64BombayRajasthanBapu Nadkarni
1964–65BombayHyderabadBapu Nadkarni
1965–66BombayRajasthanBapu Nadkarni
1966–67BombayRajasthan
Manohar Hardikar
1967–68BombayMadras
Manohar Hardikar
1968–69BombayBengalAjit Wadekar
1969–70BombayRajasthanAjit Wadekar
1970–71BombayMaharashtraSudhir Naik
1971–72BombayBengalAjit Wadekar
1972–73BombayTamil NaduAjit Wadekar
1973–74KarnatakaRajasthan
E. A. S. Prasanna
1974–75BombayKarnatakaAshok Mankad
1975–76BombayBiharAshok Mankad
1976–77BombayDelhiSunil Gavaskar
1977–78KarnatakaUttar Pradesh
E. A. S. Prasanna
1978–79DelhiKarnataka
Bishan Singh Bedi
1979–80DelhiBombay
Bishan Singh Bedi
1980–81BombayDelhiEknath Solkar
1981–82DelhiKarnataka
Mohinder Amarnath
1982–83KarnatakaBombayBrijesh Patel
1983–84BombayDelhiSunil Gavaskar
1984–85BombayDelhiSunil Gavaskar
1985–86DelhiHaryanaMadan Lal
1986–87HyderabadDelhi
M. V. Narasimha Rao
1987–88Tamil NaduRailways
Krishnamachari Srikkanth
1988–89DelhiBengalMadan Lal
1989–90BengalDelhi
Sambaran Banerjee
1990–91HaryanaBombayKapil Dev
1991–92DelhiTamil NaduAjay Sharma
1992–93PunjabMaharashtra
Gursharan Singh
1993–94BombayBengalRavi Shastri
1994–95BombayPunjab
Sachin Tendulkar
1995–96KarnatakaTamil NaduAnil Kumble
1996–97MumbaiDelhi
Sanjay Manjrekar
1997–98KarnatakaUttar PradeshRahul Dravid
1998–99KarnatakaMadhya PradeshSunil Joshi
1999–00MumbaiHyderabadSameer Dighe
2000–01BarodaRailwaysJacob Martin
2001–02RailwaysBarodaAbhay Sharma
2002–03MumbaiTamil Nadu
Paras Mhambrey
2003–04MumbaiTamil NaduSairaj Bahutule
2004–05RailwaysPunjabSanjay Bangar
2005–06Uttar PradeshBengalMohammad Kaif
2006–07MumbaiBengalAmol Muzumdar
2007–08DelhiUttar Pradesh
Gautam Gambhir
2008–09MumbaiUttar PradeshWasim Jaffer
2009–10MumbaiKarnatakaWasim Jaffer
2010–11RajasthanBaroda
Hrishikesh Kanitkar
2011–12RajasthanTamil Nadu
Hrishikesh Kanitkar
2012–13MumbaiSaurashtraAjit Agarkar
2013–14KarnatakaMaharashtraVinay Kumar
2014–15KarnatakaTamil NaduVinay Kumar
2015–16MumbaiSaurashtraAditya Tare
2016–17GujaratMumbaiParthiv Patel
2017–18VidarbhaDelhiFaiz Fazal
2018–19VidarbhaSaurashtraFaiz Fazal
2019–20SaurashtraBengalJaydev Unadkat
2021–22Madhya PradeshMumbai
Aditya Shrivastava
2022–23SaurashtraBengalJaydev Unadkat
2023–24MumbaiVidarbhaAjinkya Rahane
2024–25VidarbhaKeralaAkshay Wadkar

 

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<![CDATA[T20 World Cup 2024: How much prize money will the winner take home?]]> https://www.cricketwinner.com/cricket-news/t20-world-cup-2024-how-much-prize-money-will-the-winner-take-home/ https://www.cricketwinner.com/cricket-news/t20-world-cup-2024-how-much-prize-money-will-the-winner-take-home/ Sat, 29 Jun 2024 15:26:59 GMT

India and South Africa are gearing up to face off in the final of the T20 World Cup 2024 in Barbados this Saturday, June 29. As the excitement builds many are curious about the prize money the teams will take home from this prestigious tournament.

India is vying for their second T20 World Cup title while South Africa hopes to secure their first-ever World Cup win in cricket history. Beyond the glory of the championship, there’s a substantial amount of prize money up for grabs in this edition of the tournament. The International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced a record-breaking prize pool, highlighting cricket’s increasing global appeal, particularly as the World Cup is being hosted for the first time in the United States of America.

Record-Breaking prize money

The total prize pool for the T20 World Cup 2024 is a staggering $11.25 million, setting a new benchmark in the sport. What will the teams in the final earn? Both India and South Africa are poised to receive significant sums for reaching the final match of the T20 World Cup 2024. The winners are set to take home $2.45 million (approximately Rs 20.40 crores), plus additional bonuses, marking the highest prize ever awarded in the tournament’s history.

Meanwhile, the runners-up will earn at least $1.28 million (about Rs 10.67 crore), and the teams that reached the semi-finals but did not advance will each receive $787,500. Teams exiting after the second round will take home $382,500 each, while those placing between ninth and 12th will receive $247,500 each.

For teams ranked from 13th to 20th place, the prize is $225,000 per team. Additionally, every team will earn an extra $31,154 for each match won during the tournament, except for the semi-finals and finals.

This substantial prize money underscores the importance and competitiveness of the T20 World Cup 2024, making it a pivotal moment for cricket fans and players alike.

“This event is historic in so many ways, so it is fitting that the prize money for players reflects that. Hundreds of millions of fans around the world will be entertained by the players in what we’re hoping to be an Out of This World event.” ICC Chief Executive Geoff Allardice remarked on the event’s historic significance

ICC Men’s T20 World Cup prize money in rupees

PositionPrize Money
WinnerRs 20.40 crore
Runner-upRs 10.67 crore
Losing semi-finalistsRs 6.48 crore
Super 8 teamsRs 3.16 crore
Teams 9th-12thRs 2 crore
Teams 13th-20thRs 1.87 crore
Per match won bonusRs 26 lakhs

SEE ALSO: Why is Prafull Billore, aka ‘MBA Chai Wala’, supporting South Africa in the T20 World Cup 2024 Final?

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