How much prize money will the winner and runner-up of IND vs NZ Champions Trophy Final will get?

The Champions Trophy 2025 final between the Indian and New Zealand cricket teams will be played at the Dubai International Stadium on March 9 (Sunday). After the Black Claps, led by Stephan Fleming, defeated the Men in Blue, led by Sourav Ganguly, at the Gymkhan Ground in Nairobi in 2000, this will be the second time the two teams would play each other in the competition's summit showdown. After sharing the trophy with Sri Lanka in 2002 and winning the title in 2013, India has the opportunity to earn a third title (second outright), while New Zealand is aiming for their second.

After losing to Pakistan in 2017, the team captained by Rohit Sharma is making their third consecutive appearance in the final. After winning the 2024 T20 World Cup, they also hope to win consecutive ICC crowns. After losing to Australia in the 2023 World Test Championship and World Cup finals, this is India's fourth straight ICC final.

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Champions Trophy 2025 prize pool

The International Cricket Council (ICC) revealed a prize pool of $6.9 million (about Rs. 60.06 crore) for the 2025 Champions Trophy just days before the competition began. This is a staggering 53% increase over the 2017 edition. It is important to note that each team that competes in the event will receive $125,000, or around Rs. 1.08 crore.

For each group stage victory, a team was also given $34,000, or around Rs. 2.95 crore. New Zealand won two of the opening round's matches, while India won all three. This indicates that New Zealand received $68,000 (about Rs. 59 lakhs) while India received $102000 (approximately Rs. 88 lakhs).

The winner of the India-New Zealand clash will get $2.24 million, or roughly Rs. 19.49 crore, while the runner-up will get $1.12 million, or around Rs. 9.74 crore. If India wins the event, they would receive $2.46 million, or around Rs. 21.4 crore. New Zealand will receive $2.43 million (about Rs. 21.1 crore) if they win the event. However, if India loses the final, they would receive $1.34 million (about Rs. 11.6 crore), while New Zealand will receive $1.31 million (approximately Rs. 11.4 crore).