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ICC Cricket Revenue Sharing Model (What each board will get)

January 22, 2015 By totalsportek2

Cricket is turning into business just like football and ICC is giving more power to the lucarative cricket nations like India, England and Australia. When ICC disclosed their next 8 year plan from 2016 to 2023 the issue if “Big 3” rose with BCCI, Australian Cricket board and England Cricket Board persuaded ICC to get the lionshare of revenue distribution among top test playing nations.

The Big Three (BCCI, ECB & ACB)

icc cricket revenue shared pie lions share big three

There were protest opposing the big three scenario but ultimately nations like Sri Lanka, Pakistan, South Africa and West Indies had to accept the terms handed over to them by new cricket power “The Big 3”. On paper it does look like that India who generate the most money for ICC deserve the lion share of ICC revenue pie while two other big countries England and Australia joining forces with BCCI managed to convince not only ICC but some top test nations to agree to new proposal. So today we take a look at new  revenue sharing model and how it will effect the cricket in developing countries, but first lets take a look at some of the Pertinent Points proposed by big three formula.

ICC big three pertinent points

ICC’s Expected Revenue during 2015-2013:

In the annual meeting ICC revealed that they are well in course to generate the record money in history of cricket yearly cycles with a total of $2.5 billion to $3 billion expected in next 8 years (2016-2013) which will include two 50 over world cups, 2 T20 world cups and a world test championship. so how will this expected revenue to be distributed among top 8 test playing nations after the new power is formed in The big three ?

ICC Revenue Sharing Model:

According to the current/previous model all full members (test playing nations) would get and equal share of the pie but with the new revenue sharing model BCCI stands to get the lions share with massive 23% of the total revenue generated by ICC while England and Australia will get around 6% to 10% each. so lets take a closer look at the number game for the next 8 year revenue generations and distribution.

ICC New Revenue Sharing Model (2016-2023) & The Big Three
DETAILS SHARE ($) IND RUPEE
ICC’s Total Expected Revenue $2.5 billion Rs 15,700 cr
BCCI’s Share (22.9 %) $586 million Rs 3,600 cr
England Board (ECB) Share (11.7%) $295 million Rs 1,850 cr
Australian Board (ACB) Share (5%) $130 million Rs 800 cr
Pakistan Boards (PCB) Share (3.82%) $97 million Rs 600 cr
South Africa Board (CSA) Share (3.75%) $96 million Rs 590 cr
West Indies Board (WICB) Share (3.18%) $81 million Rs 500 cr
New Zealand Board (NZC) Share (2.99%) $76 million Rs 470 cr
Sri Lanka Board (SLC) Share (3.18%) $81 million Rs 500 cr
Bangladesh Board (BCB) Share (2.67%) $68 million Rs 420 cr
Zimbabwe Board (ZCB) Share (2.54%) $65 million Rs 400 cr
Associate Members Share (9.75%) $211 million Rs 1300 cr
ICC Share (30%) $760 million Rs 4670 cr

Filed Under: Cricket

Comments

  1. muntazir ali says

    March 30, 2015 at 2:22 pm

    bad for cricket

  2. Kannappan says

    May 4, 2017 at 7:55 pm

    India should boycott Champions Trophy and teach ICC a lesson. Why hard earned Indian public money should go to ICC and rouge boards like PCB, BCCSL and ZC??

    If india pull out, then there will be no sponsors for CT and for any major ICC event.

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