There is a problem in the terms of PCB, will not go to play India
Pakistan said that its cricket team will not play in any ICC tournament to be held in India for the next three years. Its matches should also be organized in Dubai. Actually, ICC Women's ODI tournament is to be organized in India in 2025 and ICC T-20 Men's tournament is to be organized in 2026.
The final should also be played in Dubai
Pakistan said that the Indian team's league matches in the Champions Trophy can be held in Dubai but the final of this tournament will be played in Lahore only. If the final of the Champions Trophy is held in Dubai then the finals of the ICC tournaments played in India should also be held in Dubai. BCCI has clearly refused to accept Pakistan's point.
Broadcaster in trouble
According to the rules, the schedule and venue of any ICC tournament is announced 100 days in advance but nothing has been decided yet in the Champions Trophy starting from February 19. Broadcasters also have to sell advertising slots for the tournament, which is their main source of income. If the Champions Trophy is postponed then the broadcasters will suffer the most.
Not only Champions Trophy 2025… India vs Pakistan matches will be played in this country for the next 3 years!
80 percent income from India
Of the annual income that ICC earns, more than 80 percent comes from India. ICC has signed a contract worth Rs 2540 crore with Disney Star for broadcasting matches to be held in India from 2024 to 2027.
ICC receives huge amount annually
– ICC gives Rs 5082 crore annually to member countries
– 12 full member countries get Rs 4213 crore.
– Rs 568 crore is given to associate members.
Which country gets how much amount from ICC
India – Rs 1956 crore (38.50 percent)
England – Rs 350 crore (6.89 percent)
Australia – Rs 317 crore (6.25 percent)
Pakistan – Rs 292 crore (5.75 percent)
New Zealand – Rs 240 crore (4.37 percent)
West Indies – Rs 232 crore (4.58 percent)
Sri Lanka – Rs 229 crore (4.52 percent)
Bangladesh – Rs 226 crore (4.46 percent)
South Africa – Rs 222 crore (4.37 percent)
Ireland – Rs 152 crore (3.01 percent)
Zimbabwe – Rs 149 crore (2.94 percent)
Afghanistan – Rs 142 crore (2.80 percent)
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