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ICC Announces Over 200 Pc Rise In Prize Pool For ICC Women’s CWC; Winners To Get Record USD 4.48 Mn
As compared to the 3.5 million USD (around 30 crore rupees) prize money pool sanctioned for the last edition of the World Cup in New Zealand in 2022, the overall prize money for the upcoming eight-team marquee tournament will now be at 13.88 million USD (1,22,51,34,856 crore rupees), thus marking a monumental rise of 297 percent. The total prize pot surpasses that of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup held in India two years ago, which carried total prize money of 10 million USD (around 88 crore rupees).
The champions of the 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup will get 4.48 million USD (around 39 crore rupees), marking a 239 per cent increase from the cash prize awarded to Australia for winning 2022 edition of the competition. The runners-up will earn 2.24 million USD (around 19 crore rupees), reflecting a 273 per cent rise compared to what England received three years ago. Read More...
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- 06 Feb 2021 04:31