What is BCCI's net worth? Is it the richest cricket board in the world?

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The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) stands as the unparalleled financial giant in world cricket.

But how much is it worth?

BCCI currently has a net worth of US$2.25 billion (INR 18,700 crore), according to Crickbaz.

This staggering figure reflects the economic prowess of BCCI, outpacing other cricket venues by a wide margin. This disparity is notably highlighted in comparison to Australian cricket, where BCCI’s net worth is 28 times greater.

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India’s status as a cricket-mad nation contributes greatly to the financial dominance enjoyed by BCCI. The country’s huge cricket market ensures unparalleled revenue generation, making hosting India a lucrative prospect for other cricketing nations.

Who stands in second and third place?

To put the financial landscape in perspective, Cricket Australia’s net worth is INR 660 Crores (US$79 million), while the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has a net worth of US$59 million.

BCCI’s financial strength extends even further, accounting for about 85% of the total net worth of the world’s top 10 cricket boards.

A recent report highlights the financial impact of Indian cricket tours on the host nations. Cricket South Africa (CSA) is expected to receive a huge boost of US$68.7 million during the 30-day cricket festival against India. This cash infusion, amounting to approximately US$8.6 million per match or US$2.29 million per day, is expected to ease CSA’s financial difficulties, erasing the losses it has incurred over the past three years.

BCCI’s total revenue continues to rise, driven by the immense popularity of the Indian Premier League (IPL) and the emergence of the Women’s Super League, heralding a future of greater financial heights in the world of cricket.

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