ODI World Cup prize money: How much does the winner and runners-up take home?

The winner of the forthcoming ODI World Cup will pocket at least USD 4 million approximately Rs 33 crore while the runnersup will earn a cash award of USD 2 million approximately 16 crore the International Cricket Council ICC said on FridayThe ICC announced the prize money and incentives for all 48 matches to be played in the showpiece starting next month The two losing semi finalists will get USD 800000 Rs 6 crore approximately eachThe other six teams who fail to qualify for the knockouts will get USD 100000 Rs 82 lakh approximately each and the winner of each group stage match will get an incentive of USD 40000 Rs 33 lakh approximatelyAlso Read ODI World Cup 2023 squads Team lists injury updates player replacementsA total of 10 million USD will be distributed by the ICC among all winning teams throughout the tournamentThe apex body has taken this decision in a bid to make the tournament more competitive and entertaining both for the players and the fansThe World Cup will be held in India from October 5 to November 19 It will comprise 45 league matches and three knockout matchesThis will be the 13th edition of the mens ODI World Cup and 10 teams India Afghanistan Australia Bangladesh England New Zealand Pakistan South Africa Sri Lanka and Netherlands will feature in the tournamentAlso ReadTeam balance at the forefront of BCCIs prioritiesA look at ODI World Cup 2023 squadsIndia Rohit Sharma c Shubman Gill Virat Kohli Shreyas Iyer Ishan Kishan KL Rahul Hardik Pandya Vicecaptain Suryakumar Yadav Ravindra Jadeja Axar Patel Shardul Thakur Jasprit Bumrah Mohd Shami Mohd Siraj Kuldeep YadavAxar Patel has suffered minor hand and hamstring injuries and is in a race against time to be ready before the World CupAfghanistan Hashmatullah Shahidi c Rahmanullah Gurbaz Ibrahim Zadran Riaz Hassan Rahmat Shah Najibullah Zadran Mohammad Nabi Ikram Alikhil Azmatullah Omarzai Rashid Khan Mujeeb ur Rahman Noor Ahmad Fazalhaq Farooqi Abdul Rahman NaveenulHaqReserves Gulbadin Naib Sharafuddin Ashraf Farid Ahmad MalikAustralia Pat Cummins c Steve Smith Alex Carey Josh Inglis Sean Abbott Ashton Agar Cameron Green Josh Hazlewood Travis Head Mitch Marsh Glenn Maxwell Marcus Stoinis David Warner Adam Zampa Mitchell StarcTravis Head has a fractured hand and might not be fit in time for the World CupEngland Jos Buttler c Moeen Ali Gus Atkinson Jonny Bairstow Sam Curran Liam Livingstone Dawid Malan Adil Rashid Joe Root Harry Brook Ben Stokes Reece Topley David Willey Mark Wood Chris WoakesReserve Jofra ArcherNetherlands Scott Edwards c amp wk Max OrsquoDowd Bas de Leede Vikram Singh Teja Nidamanuru Paul van Meekeren Colin Ackermann Roelof van der Merwe Logan van Beek Aryan Dutt Ryan Klein Wesley Barresi Saqib Zulfiqar Shariz Ahmad Sybrand EngelbrechtNew Zealand Kane Williamson c Tom Latham vc amp wk Devon Conway wk Glenn Phillips wk Trent Boult Tim Southee Mitchell Santner Jimmy Neesham Daryl Mitchell Will Young Mark Chapman Rachin Ravindra Lockie Ferguson Ish Sodhi Matt HenryTim Southee has suffered a fractured thumb and will undergo surgery His participation at the World Cup is doubtfulPakistanBabar Azam c Shadab Khan vc Muhammad Rizwan ImamulHaq Abdullah Shafique Saud Shakeel Fakhar Zaman Haris Rauf Hasan Ali Iftikhar Ahmed Muhammad Nawaz Muhammad Wasim Junior Agha Salman Shaheen Shah Afridi Osama MirSouth Africa Temba Bavuma c Gerald Coetzee Quinton de Kock Reeza Hendricks Marco Jansen Heinrich Klaasen Andile Phehlukwayo Keshav Maharaj Aiden Markram David Miller Lungi Ngidi Lizaad Williams Kagiso Rabada Tabraiz Shamsi Rassie van der DussenAnrich Nortje and Sisanda Magala have been ruled out and replaced by Lizaad Williams and Andile Phehlukwayo respectively