T20 World Cup Prize Money 2026: Did any other teams besides India and New Zealand receive prize money? Find out how much Pakistan and other teams received here.

Who got how much prize money?

T20 World Cup Prize Money for All Teams: The 2026 T20 World Cup winner, Team India, has been showered with a significant amount of money. The Indian team received a prize money of ₹27.48 crore (274.8 million rupees). In the final match played at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Sunday, Team India defeated New Zealand by 96 runs. New Zealand also received a significant amount of money for finishing as runner-up.

It should be noted that the ICC had set a prize pool of approximately ₹120 crore for the 2026 T20 World Cup. Did any other teams, besides India and New Zealand, receive a share of the prize pool? See the full list here, showing which teams received how much money.

How much money will Team India and New Zealand get?

Team India received US$3 million, or approximately Rs 27.48 crore in Indian currency, for becoming the world champion. This prize money is approximately Rs 4 crore more than the previous World Cup. Meanwhile, New Zealand, the runner-up of the 2026 T20 World Cup, received a prize of approximately Rs 14.65 crore.

• Winner - India - Rs 27.48 crore
• Runner-up - New Zealand - ₹14.65 crore

How much money did the other teams get?

Each losing semi-final team received approximately ₹7.24 crore (72.4 million rupees). This means that both England and South Africa received ₹7.24 crore (72.4 million rupees).

Each team eliminated in the Super 8 stage received ₹3.48 crore (3.48 crore rupees). Zimbabwe, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and West Indies received ₹3.48 crore (3.48 crore rupees).

• England - 7.24 crore
• South Africa – 72.4 million
• Pakistan – 34.8 million
• Zimbabwe – 34.8 million
• Sri Lanka - Rs 3.48 crore
• West Indies – Rs 3.48 crore

It's not as if the 12 teams that were eliminated in the group stage returned home empty-handed. Australia, Afghanistan, Canada, UAE, USA, Netherlands, Scotland, Nepal, Ireland, Italy, Oman and Namibia each received prize money of ₹2.29 crore.

• Australia – 22.9 million
• Afghanistan – 22.9 million
• Canada - 22.9 million
• USA - 22.9 million
• UAE – 2.29 crore
• Netherlands – 22.9 million
• Scotland – 22.9 million
• Nepal – 22.9 million
• Ireland – 22.9 million
• Italy – 22.9 million
• Oman – 2.29 crore
• Namibia – 22.9 million