BCCI earns ₹100 crore from the Asia Cup; the board projects total revenues of ₹6,700 crore for 2025.
Digital Desk
India won the Asia Cup title after defeating Pakistan in the final held in Dubai on September 28. However, the team refused to accept the trophy from Mohsin Naqvi, the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) president and chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). The refusal reportedly came as a mark of protest against the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, which had deeply angered the Indian camp.
Following the incident, an upset Naqvi allegedly left with the trophy and medals, leaving the Indian team to return home without the silverware. The controversy has since sparked debates within the ACC, and the matter remains unresolved.
Financial boost despite trophy row
According to a report by The Times of India (TOI), while the trophy issue is still hanging, the BCCI has enjoyed a significant financial benefit. Reports suggest the board earned nearly ₹100 crore from the tournament’s revenues and sponsorships. This amount adds to the BCCI’s strong financial health ahead of a busy cricket calendar.
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