Just a few days, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) was heavily criticized for the alarming gap in salaries of men and women cricketers. The women cricketers placed in the top salary bracket, A category, receive INR 50 lakh from the board. The players in category B get INR 30 lakh while those in the category C earn INR 10 lakh. Contrary to this, male cricketers are divided into four categories and their top category players earn a whopping INR 7 crore while the players in the C category also get INR 1 crore.

The Indian board has again managed to come under the scanner and controversy has erupted in the cricket fraternity due to biasedness shown by the BCCI in its handling of women’s cricket. Last year, the Indian Women’s team reached the finals of the ICC T20 World Cup 2020 where they lost to mighty Australia. For their excellent performance in the ICC tournament and reaching the finals, the Women’s team was bound to collectively receive a handsome amount of $500,000 (£350,000) by the International Cricket Council.



However, in a sad turn of events, it is learned that ICC gave the whole money to BCCI within few days of the league but the Indian board still holds the entire prize pot awarded to India’s players, more than a year after they earned it. The prize money given by ICC needs to allocated among players and should be paid within two weeks of receiving it from the ICC.

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