BCCI announces `21 cr award for team, staff

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BCCI announces `21 cr award for team, staff

Tuesday, 30 September 2025 | Press Trust of India

BCCI announces `21 cr award for team, staff

The BCCI has declared that the Asia Cup-winning Indian cricket team and its support staff will be presented a prize money of `21 crore for its unbeaten run in the just-concluded tournament. The Board made the announcement after the team defeated arch-rivals Pakistan by five wickets in the final of the tournament in Dubai on Sunday. “It was (an) extraordinary victory and therefore as a part of celebrations, BCCI has announced a cash award of `21 crore in favour of the players and the support staff who are part of the Indian team in the Asia Cup,” BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia said.

However, the body did not give details of the exact break-up of the fund. “That money will be distributed and this is a big reward for our team and the Indian cricket board as well as the people of India. We are extremely proud of our cricketers and the support staff for their superb performance in Dubai,” Saikia added.

The BCCI also posted a jubilant message on its social media pages. “Three blows. 0 response. Asia Cup Champions. Message delivered. `21 crores prize money for the team and support staff,” it stated referring to India’s unbeaten streak against Pakistan.

The Indian team was, in fact, undefeated through the tournament, winning all its seven matches. “The undefeated champions of ASIA. Congratulations Team India on a dominating win and 3-0 against Pak. Marvellous display by Tilak Verma and @imkuldeep18. A great show under pressure,” posted Board vice president Rajeev Shukla.

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