BCCI’s bank balance increased in the last 5 years. (Photo-aniruddha chowhdury/mint via getty images)
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is becoming more rich day. In the last 5 years, the board has made a profit of thousands of crores. In the cricket field, Team India is burying the flag of success, so in terms of earnings, BCCI has left far behind all the cricket boards. According to reports, in the year 2019, the bank balance of this cricket board was Rs 6059 crore, which has now increased to Rs 20686 crore. In the last financial year alone, the board earned Rs 4193 crore. Any cricket board of the world has earned so much.
Earned so many crores in 5 years
Bcci It is the richest cricket board in the world. According to cricbing reports, BCCI’s bank balance has increased by Rs 14627 crore in the last 5 years. In the AGM meeting to be held on 28 September, more information can be given about the board’s earnings. In the AGM meeting of 2024, it was told that since 2019, BCCI’s cash and bank balance has increased from Rs 6,059 crore to Rs 20,686 crore, which is after paying all to the State Cricket Association.
Since 2019, the board has added Rs 14,627 crore in the last five years. Apart from this, the General Fund also increased from Rs 3,906 crore to Rs 7,988 crore from 2019. Apart from this, the board has kept Rs 3150 crore for tax for the year 2023-24. According to reports, BCCI’s earnings would have been earned now, but due to some reasons its profits have decreased.
BCCI’s earnings now
According to reports, BCCI’s earnings would have been earned more, but its earnings in international matches have reduced significantly last year. Last year, BCCI earned Rs 2,524.80 crore from media rights of international matches, which decreased to Rs 813.14 crore this time. The reason for this was less international matches.
According to reports, BCCI in the year 2023 ODI World Cup Was organized in India in October-November. Apart from this, the international tours of Team India earned Rs 642.78 crore last year, which has now come down to Rs 361.22 crore. Apart from this, BCCI had received an interest of Rs 986.45 crore on bank deposits, while this time it remained only Rs 533.05 crore.
BCCI’s expenditure also increased
Along with earnings, the expenses of the board have also increased. Last year, Rs 1,167.99 crore was spent, which has now increased to Rs 1,623.08 crore. Apart from this, BCCI has allocated Rs 1200 crore for infrastructure development, Rs 350 crore for Platinum Jubilee Benevolent Fund and Rs 500 crore for the basic infrastructure of Cricket Development Fund. According to the reports, several provisions have been made to pay money to the State Cricket Association.
