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BCCI's Champions Trophy 2025 Reward Breakdown: "Rs 3 Crore Each For Players, Gautam Gambhir..."

Each player in the squad of the ICC Champions Trophy winning team will be given Rs 3 crore, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) secretary Devajit Saikia said. BCCI on Thursday announced a cash prize of Rs 58 crore for the ICC Champions Trophy-winning Indian team, with the contributions of all players, coaching staff, support staff and members of men's selection committee to be recognised. Speaking to ANI, Saikia revealed the breakdown of the cash prize, saying, "Rs 3 crore each will be given to every player. Rs 3 crore will be given to the head coach (Gautam Gambhir), Rs 50 lakh will be given to the remaining coaches (assistant coaches Ryan Ten Doeschate, Abhishek Nayar, batting coach Sitanshu Kotak, bowling coach Morne Morkel), remaining support staff will 50 lakh each and BCCI officials will get Rs 25 lakh each."

"All The Players...": BCCI Secretary Devajit Saikia Reiterates Board's Crucial Guideline

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has really been strict about its rules set for centrally-contracted players when it comes to their participation in domestic matches. As per BCCI's guidelines that were shared by the Board last year, a centrally-contracted player, who is fit and not in national duty, needs to play domestic cricket for his respective team. Shreyas Iyer and Ishan Kishan didn't follow the instructions earlier and were thus dropped out of BCCI central contract.

Victorious India team gets $6.7 million bonus for Champions Trophy win

NEW DELHI : The Indian cricket board (BCCI) handed its team, which claimed the Champions Trophy title earlier this month, a $6.72 million cash bonus on Thursday, an amount three times the winner's purse for the 50-overs tournament.

BCCI Sends 'Family Diktat' Message After Virat Kohli Outburst: "Resentment..."

BCCI Secretary Devajit Saikia completely rubbished reports stating that the cricket governing body are reconsidering the 'family diktat' implemented following India's Test series loss against Australia. The BCCI guidelines stated that the players' families will not be able to stay with the team during overseas tours after a stipulated period. However, following criticism from Virat Kohli, some reports claimed that BCCI will be looking to make amendments to the guidelines. However, Saikia made it clear that the current policy will remain intact and no changes will be made to them at present.

Pakistan Will Be Remembered As "Darzi": Anchor Mocks Panellist Over India's CT 'Blazer' Claim

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has been at loggerheads with the International Cricket Council (ICC) for ignoring their representative at the closing ceremony of the Champions Trophy in Dubai on Sunday. As India won the Champions Trophy by beating New Zealand in the final, BCCI president Roger Binny, secretary Devajit Saikia and ICC chairman Jay Shah were present during the ceremony. However, no one from the PCB was called out during the prize distribution ceremony. While PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi had informed the ICC over his absence, chief operating officer and tournament director Sumair Ahmed had travelled to Dubai for the final.

PCB Gets Blunt 'Protocol' Reminder By ICC Over Champions Trophy Ceremony Row: Report

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is unlikely to receive any "formal clarification" from the ICC on the perceived snub during the closing ceremony of the Champions Trophy in Dubai. India beat New Zealand by four wickets in the title clash on Sunday to win the tournament for the third time. The controversy erupted when Sumair Ahmed, who is chief operating officer of the PCB and was the tournament director of the Champions Trophy, was not invited on stage for the final presentation. "We have filed a formal complaint with the ICC as what happened is unacceptable to us," a PCB official said on Tuesday.

Controversy Over Champions Trophy 2025 Ceremony Continues As PCB Take Massive Step

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is still waiting for a "formal clarification" from the ICC on the issue of not have their representative on stage for the closing ceremony of the Champions Trophy in Dubai. India beat New Zealand by four wickets in the title clash on Sunday to win the tournament for the third time. "We have filed a formal complaint with the ICC as what happened is unacceptable to us," a PCB official said on Tuesday. The controversy erupted when Sumair Ahmed, who is the chief operating officer of the PCB and was also the tournament director of the Champions Trophy, was not invited on stage for the final presentation.

Angry PCB Rejects ICC's Explanation Over Pak Officials' Snub At Champions Trophy Ceremony: Report

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is set to register its protest with the ICC for ignoring its CEO and Champions Trophy tournament director Sumair Ahmed Syed during the event's closing ceremony in Dubai. A source in the PCB said on Monday that chairman Mohsin Naqvi was not satisfied with the explanation given by the ICC for not having Ahmed on stage at the presentation ceremony on Sunday. "The ICC, apparently, has said it had prepared for Mohsin Naqvi to be on stage so when he didn't show up for the final, they changed their plan," the source said.

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BCCI's Champions Trophy 2025 Reward Breakdown: "Rs 3 Crore Each For Players, Gautam Gambhir..."

"All The Players...": BCCI Secretary Devajit Saikia Reiterates Board's Crucial Guideline

Victorious India team gets $6.7 million bonus for Champions Trophy win

BCCI Sends 'Family Diktat' Message After Virat Kohli Outburst: "Resentment..."

Pakistan Will Be Remembered As "Darzi": Anchor Mocks Panellist Over India's CT 'Blazer' Claim

PCB Gets Blunt 'Protocol' Reminder By ICC Over Champions Trophy Ceremony Row: Report

Controversy Over Champions Trophy 2025 Ceremony Continues As PCB Take Massive Step

Angry PCB Rejects ICC's Explanation Over Pak Officials' Snub At Champions Trophy Ceremony: Report