Even after losing the WTC final, the Indian team got crores of rupees, know how much the winning Australian team got

The Australian team has created history by winning the World Test Championship 2023 title. The Australian team has become the first team to win all the ICC trophies. After defeating India by 209 runs, Australia became the second team to win the ICC World Test Championship. The winner of the first World Test Championship was New Zealand who defeated India. At the same time, after winning the World Test Championship, the Australian team has become rich.

 

After achieving this victory, a lot of money has been showered on the Australian team. In this match, the Australian team under the leadership of Pat Cummins has defeated the Indian team by 209 runs, showing a brilliant game. The Australian team, which created history by winning this match, received a total prize money of Rs 13.2 crore. At the same time, for the second time in a row, the Indian team has been the runner-up of this tournament. The team got prize money of Rs 6.5 crore after losing in the final match.

 

Let us tell you that the South African team was at the third position on the points table in the list of this championship, which has been given a very good amount. South Africa has received Rs 3 crore 72 lakh. Apart from this, the fourth place was occupied by the England team, which got Rs 2 crore 89 lakh. The fifth-placed Sri Lankan team has been given Rs 1.65 crore as prize money.

 

Let us tell you that after losing in the World Test Championship 2023, the wait for the Indian team to win the ICC title has increased even more. The Indian team last won the ICC trophy in the year 2013 which was the Champions Trophy. The Indian team got this title under the captaincy of Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Chasing a target of 444 runs for the win, India started at 164 for three but Virat Kohli (49), Ravindra Jadeja (0) and Ajinkya Rahane (43) could not take the team to victory. Scott Boland made the match one-sided by dismissing Kohli and Jadeja in the same over. With this, India’s wait for a decade-long ICC title got longer.