T20 World Cup 2022 prize money: How much do Team India make? Here's all you need to know

ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022 will conclude on vember 13 with England vs Pakistan summit clash at Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). While New Zealand lost ir first semi-final to Pakistan, England qualified for final after defeating India at elaide Oval on Thursday. However, despite ir exit from tournament as semi-finalists, Men In Blue will be among top-earning teams at T20 World Cup 2022. 

As revealed by ICC prior to tournament, prize pot for T20 WC 2022 was same as previous edition in 2021. India will receive a grand total of USD 560,000/INR 4,51,06,964 for finishing as semi-finalists and winning four matches in Super 12 st. As per ICC, semi-final losing teams will receive USD 400,000/INR 3,22,19,260 each, while each team will earn USD 40,000/INR 32,21,926 for every Super 12 win. It is pertinent to mention that Rohit Sharma–led Team India were only side in tournament to register four Super 12 wins. 

India third-highest earning team in T20 WC 2022; kw how

Meanwhile, winner of tournament will take home a staggering amount of USD 1.6 million/INR 12,88,77,040. At same time, runner-up of T20 World Cup will collect USD 800,000/ INR 6,44,38,520. amount will furr go up after prize money allocated for Super 12 wins get ded to ir total.

Since India was only team to win a total of four Super 12 matches in tournament, y will be third highest-earning team at tournament. Eir England or Pakistan will return as highest-earning team, while Men In Blue will be followed by Kiwi side. New Zealand will earn a total of USD 5,20,000 for winning three Super 12 games and finishing as losing side in first semi-final.

India kicked off ir campaign with a phemenal Super 12 win over arch-rivals Pakistan, before defeating Nerlands. Proteas were only team to win against India in Super 12 st, as India recovered and earned victories against Banglesh and Zimbabwe. Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) will w host high-octane summit clash between England and Pakistan on Sunday.