Champions Trophy 2025: India Eyes Rs 20 Crore Prize Money in Final

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    Champions Trophy 2025 Final

    As India takes on New Zealand in the final of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 at the Dubai International Stadium, the stakes are high not just for the trophy but also for a substantial prize money. 

    If India emerges victorious, they will receive a prize of $2.24 million, which translates to approximately Rs 19.45 crore to Rs 20 crore, depending on the exchange rate.

    Prize Money Breakdown

    The ICC has announced a total prize pool of $6.9 million for the tournament, marking a significant increase of 53% from the 2017 edition. Here is a breakdown of the prize money:

    • Champions: $2.24 million (approximately Rs 19.45 crore to Rs 20 crore)
    • Runners-up: $1.12 million (approximately Rs 9.72 crore to Rs 10 crore)
    • Losing Semi-finalists: $560,000 each
    • Fifth and Sixth Place: $350,000 each
    • Seventh and Eighth Place: $140,000 each
    • Participation Reward: $125,000 for each team
    • Group Stage Match Win Bonus: $34,000 per win.

    India’s Path to the Final

    India’s journey to the final has been impressive, with the team winning all their group stage matches. 

    This performance has not only secured them a spot in the final but also earned them additional prize money for each group stage victory.

    Significance of the Win

    Winning the Champions Trophy would be a significant achievement for India, marking their third title in the tournament. 

    It would also be a testament to their strength and consistency in ODI cricket. The financial reward will be a welcome bonus, reflecting the team’s hard work and dedication throughout the tournament.

    As India prepares to face New Zealand in the final, the potential prize money adds an extra layer of motivation. 

    With a strong team performance and a bit of luck, India could bring home both the trophy and a substantial financial reward.

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    Raushan Kumar
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