REVEALED! Know the prize money for winner and runner-ups for ICC Cricket World Cup 2023
The ICC World Cup 2023 will start on the 5th of October 2023 with the starting match and the final to be played at Ahmedabad’s Narendra Modi Stadium
The ICC World Cup 2023 which is scheduled to start in less than 10 days from today will have a total prize pool of US$ 10 million (approx 84 crore INR) out of which the winners of the world cup will pocket $4 million (approx. 33 crores), while the runners-up of the final will pocket $2 million (approx. 16.5 crores) from the prize pool as well. The final of the ICC World Cup 2023 which will start from the 5th of October 2023 will be played at Ahmedabad’s Narendra Modi Stadium which will also host the opening game of the World Cup between the previous edition’s finalists England and New Zealand.
Further according to the prize money distribution revealed by the ICC, the two losing semi-finalists would each earn $800,000 which would equal to $1.6 million in total. Meanwhile, the six teams that will go out after the group stage matches will each get $100,000 and for every win in the group stage, a team will earn an additional $40,000.
The World Cup this year will follow the round-robin format which means all ten participating teams will compete against each other once and after teams have played 9 matches, the top four teams will reach the semis where they will fight for a place in the final.
“The prize money also sets the precedent for the upcoming ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup in 2025, with ICC announcing equal sums for both men’s and women’s events during the Annual Conference held in Durban, South Africa in July 2023,” a release from the ICC read.
“A total of 10 teams will be vying for the coveted World Cup trophy in the 13th edition of the marquee event. India qualified by virtue of being hosts while New Zealand, England, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Australia, Afghanistan and South Africa progressed from the Super League.
Sri Lanka and the Netherlands had to grind it out in the Qualifier to progress to the World Cup,” read the statement by ICC.
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