India’s cricket team has been awarded a huge ₹58 crore cash prize for their win in the Champions Trophy. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) made this announcement, and the prize will be shared among the players, coaching staff, and other team members who supported the victory.
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BCCI Reveals How the ₹58 Crore Cash Prize Will Be Shared
BCCI Secretary Devjeet Saikia explained that each player will receive ₹3 crore as part of the cash prize. The head coach will also get ₹3 crore, while the assistant coaches will be awarded ₹50 lakh each. Additionally, BCCI officials will get ₹25 lakh, and members of the selection committee will receive ₹50 lakh each as well.
India Defeats New Zealand to Win the Champions Trophy After 12 Years
In the final of the Champions Trophy, held on March 9, India, under the captaincy of Rohit Sharma, defeated New Zealand by 4 wickets. New Zealand batted first and scored 251 runs in 50 overs. India chased down the target in 49 overs, losing 6 wickets in the process. Rohit Sharma played a crucial knock of 76 runs, leading the team through a tough chase and securing the win.
India’s Perfect Run in Dubai: Unbeaten Throughout the Tournament
India’s journey in the Champions Trophy was impressive. They played all their matches in Dubai and won every single one. India started by beating Bangladesh by 6 wickets, then defeated Pakistan by 6 wickets and New Zealand by 44 runs in the group stage. In the semi-final, they triumphed over Australia by 4 wickets to reach the final.
Rohit Sharma’s Leadership: A Double ICC Trophy Victory in Just 9 Months
For Rohit Sharma, this Champions Trophy victory is his second ICC trophy as captain in just 9 months. In June 2022, he led India to win the T20 World Cup. This Champions Trophy win is his third ICC title, showing his strong leadership and contribution to Indian cricket.
In short, the ₹58 crore cash prize from BCCI is a well-deserved reward for the team’s hard work and great performance in the Champions Trophy, marking a fantastic win for Indian cricket after 12 long years.
