ICC Champions Trophy 2025 Prize Money : The ICC Champions Trophy 2025 has been a thrilling competition, offering not just cricketing glory but also a massive prize pool. With India emerging as the champion after defeating New Zealand in the final, the tournament has seen significant financial rewards for teams based on their performances.
ICC Champions Trophy 2025 Prize Money: Full Breakdown & Earnings
ICC Champions Trophy 2025 Prize Money Breakdown
The total prize pool for the tournament stands at $6.9 million (Rs 60 crore), marking a significant increase from previous editions. Here’s how the prize money has been distributed:
Prize Money Distribution
| Position | Prize Money (US$) | Prize Money (INR) |
|---|---|---|
| Champions (India) | $2.24 million | Rs 20 crore |
| Runners-up (New Zealand) | $1.12 million | Rs 10 crore |
| Losing Semi-Finalists (2 teams) | $560,000 each | Rs 4.6 crore each |
| 5th & 6th Place Teams | $350,000 each | Rs 2.9 crore each |
| 7th & 8th Place Teams | $140,000 each | Rs 1.1 crore each |
| Participation Reward (All Teams) | $125,000 each | Rs 1 crore each |
| Group Stage Match Win Bonus | $34,000 per win | Rs 29.5 lakh per win |
How Much Did Each Team Earn?
- India (Champions): $2.24 million (Rs 20 crore)
- New Zealand (Runner-up): $1.12 million (Rs 10 crore)
- Semi-Finalists (Australia & South Africa): $560,000 each (Rs 4.6 crore)
- Fifth & Sixth Place (Afghanistan & Bangladesh): $350,000 each (Rs 2.9 crore)
- Seventh & Eighth Place (Pakistan & England): $140,000 each (Rs 1.1 crore)
- All Participating Teams: Minimum $125,000 (Rs 1 crore)
Significance of the Prize Money
The 2025 Champions Trophy prize pool marks a 53% increase from the last edition in 2017. This massive jump reflects the growing popularity of the tournament and its financial impact on the cricketing world.
FAQs
How much did the winner of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 receive?
The champion, India, received $2.24 million (Rs 20 crore)
What was the prize money for the runner-up?
New Zealand, the runner-up, earned $1.12 million (Rs 10 crore)