“According to my estimate, within this period [2015 to 2023] of eight years we [BCCI] will get around USD 600 million,” BCCI secretary Sanjay Patel told a local news channel.
Patel was here in connection with the BCCI Working Committee meeting in the city today. Incidentally, during this 2015-23 period, India would be a permanent member of the three major committees of the International Cricket Council (ICC).
On the substantial increase in the BCCI’s revenue sharing with the ICC, he said, “Since past so many years BCCI has become one of the biggest contributors towards ICC’s earnings.”
BCCI is contributing about 68 per cent of the revenue and getting only four per cent in return, he said.
“I am pleased to announce instead of four per cent share, BCCI will now get 21 per cent. During 2015-23, BCCI’s expected gross revenue will be close to 2.75 to three billion dollars,” he said.
Under the existing provisions, 75 per cent of the ICC’s earnings are divided equally among the 10 full member countries and the rest goes to its associate members.
“Again out of the remainder, India will get another four per cent
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