BCCI’s is the richest board with net worth INR 18,700 crore, Cricket Australia being 2nd with INR 660 crore.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) currently boasts a net worth of INR 18,760 crores, a staggering 28 times higher than Cricket Australia’s INR 658 crores. This financial prowess is primarily attributed to the resounding success of the Indian Premier League (IPL), which has propelled the BCCI’s net worth to USD 2.25 billion as of November 2023.
Cricket Australia, while trailing significantly behind the BCCI, maintains a commendable net worth of INR 658 crores (approximately $78 million). The Big Bash League (BBL) emerges as a key contributor to CA’s financial prosperity, solidifying its position as one of the wealthiest and most popular T20 leagues globally. Despite living in the shadow of the BCCI, Cricket Australia’s financial trajectory remains noteworthy.
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) secures the third position with a net worth of $59 million, underscoring the financial robustness of cricket in England. The sport’s popularity, evident in consistently packed stadiums, plays a pivotal role in contributing to the ECB’s revenue. This financial status highlights the widespread appeal of English cricket on the global stage, showcasing the enduring strength of the cricketing landscape in England.