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Cricket is more than simply a sport; it's a billion-dollar business. The financial health of cricket boards reflects the popularity, infrastructure, and commercial strength of the game in each country.
| Rank | Cricket Board | Founded | Net Worth (₹ Crore) | Net Worth (USD) |
| 1 | Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) | May 31, 1926 | ₹18,760 | ~$2.2 Billion |
| 2 | Cricket Australia (CA) | June 15, 1909 | ₹658 | ~$79 Million |
| 3 | England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) | June 15, 1909 | ₹492 | ~$59 Million |
| 4 | Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) | July 28, 1952 | ₹458 | ~$55 Million |
| 5 | Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) | June 26, 2000 | ₹425 | ~$51 Million |
| 6 | Cricket South Africa (CSA) | June 15, 1909 | ₹392 | ~$47 Million |
| 7 | Zimbabwe Cricket Board (ZCB) | July 6, 1992 | ₹317 | ~$38 Million |
| 8 | Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) | July 21, 1981 | ₹166 | ~$20 Million |
| 9 | West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) | May 31, 1926 | ₹125 | ~$15 Million |
| 10 | New Zealand Cricket (NZC) | Dec 27, 1894 | ₹75 | ~$9 Million |
| 11 | Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) | 1995 | Not Disclosed | Not Disclosed |
| 12 | Ireland Cricket (CricIre) | 1923 | Not Disclosed | Not Disclosed |
The world's wealthiest cricket board is the BCCI. BBCI has great influence in the world Cricket because of its net worth of ₹18,760 crore (about $2.2 billion), it was founded on May 31, 1926.
With a track record of success in all formats and a booming Big Bash League (BBL), Cricket Australia board is ranked second. Founded on 15 June 1909 and its Net Worth: ₹658 crore (~$79 million).
The ECB, cricket's inventing body, continues to have significant financial market. It was founded on June 15, 190, and having net worth of $59 million, or ₹492 crore.
Their fan engagement and growing international exposure play a vital role in earnings. PCB Founded in 28 July 1952 and its Net Worth: ₹458 crore (~$55 million)
Cricket is the top sport in Bangladesh. The BCB earns significantly from the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL). BCB Founded in 26 June 2000 and its Net Worth: ₹425 crore (~$51 million).
CSA has built strong financial momentum in recent years specifically with SA20 league. CSA was established on June 15, 1909, and has a net worth of ₹392 crore, or about $47 million.
Despite internal issues, ZCB has continued to play international cricket consistently. ZCB Founded on 6 July 1992 and its Net Worth: ₹317 crore (~$38 million).
Sri Lanka has a proud cricketing history, and while they're rebuilding on the field. SLC Founded on 21 July 1981 and its Net Worth: ₹166 crore (~$20 million).
Despite a dip in recent form, the WICB still benefits from its glorious past, the CPL, and loyal regional support across the Caribbean. WICB established on 31 May 1926and its Net Worth: ₹125 crore (~$15 million).
Although cricket isn't the most popular sport in New Zealand, the Kiwis' steady performance in ICC competitions ensures their financial stability even in the absence of a significant T20 franchise league.
Net Worth: ₹75 crore (USD 9 million approx.)
Afghanistan has grown at one of the fastest cricket board. Due to player exports to T20 leagues and consistent ICC participation, the ACB is growing in popularity.
Estimated Net Worth: Not disclosed (Outside Top 10)
Ireland's cricketing country is still expanding. Their market size and insufficient facilities limit their earnings.
Estimated Net Worth: Not disclosed (Outside Top 10).
Cricket boards make money through different way.
Broadcasting Rights: A major source of revenue in cricket world, particularly in famous international matches.
Franchise Leagues: Leagues like the IPL, BBL, PSL, and SA20 provide significant sponsorships, viewership, and media rights agreements.
Sponsorship Deals: Through kit sponsorship, and brand placement, corporate partnerships allow boards to make money.
Gate Receipts: High stadium turnout boosts match-day revenues from ticket sales.
ICC Funding: For smaller boards, ICC distribution remains crucial.
Merchandising and Licensing: Fan gear, digital content rights, and promotional tie-ins also contribute to board earnings.
The 2025 rankings demonstrate how the IPL's commercial strength and India's intense love for
Cricket have allowed the BCCI as the richest cricket board in the world. Other boards, such as Cricket Australia and the ECB, closely follow. In the meantime, boards such as Afghanistan and Ireland are gradually increasing.
The wealth of a cricket board reflects the sport's cultural significance, global reach, and how well it's marketed domestically and internationally.
