Day 4 - Sussex trail by 149 runs.

622/10

Sussex

358/9d & 115/7

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Lunch Break : Day 4 - Hampshire trail by 92 runs.

Hampshire

214/10 & 230/8

Glamorgan

536/7d

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Lunch Break : Day 4 - Somerset need 203 runs to win.

Somerset

274/10 & 57/3

Yorkshire

162/10 & 371/10

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Day 4 - Derbyshire need 257 runs to win.

Kent

352/10 & 335/10

Derbyshire

304/10 & 127/9

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Day 4 - Middlesex trail by 65 runs.

430/10 & 72/3

567/10

MAL won by 104 runs

186/5

82/6

MSC won by 5 wickets

194/9

Mohammedan Sporting Club

195/5

BS won by 26 runs

280/5

254/10

DLP won by 5 wickets

181/8

184/5

GGC won by 9 wickets

82/10

Gazi Group Cricketers

83/1

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LOR won by 22 runs

Legends of Rupganj

283/3

Rupganj Tigers Cricket Club

261/7

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Prime Bank Cricket Club won by 4 wickets

Agrani Bank Cricket Club

153/10

Prime Bank Cricket Club

157/6

AR won by 4 wickets

118/6

116/10

Stumps : Day 1 - Colombo trail by 210 runs.

Dambulla

222/9d

Colombo

12/2

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The Blaze Women need 78 runs in 29.0 remaining overs

87/5

164/10

MAR won by 1 wicket

170/9

171/9

Zimbabwe Women elected to bowl

Pakistan Women

311/4

Zimbabwe Women

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Mumbai Indians elected to bowl

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Explained: How Much Money BCCI Makes from IPL 2025 – Full Financial Report

by UMMADI JAYA June 9, 2025

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The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 came to an end on June 3, with Royal Challengers Bengaluru lifting the trophy for the very first time. They defeated Punjab Kings in the final, held in Ahmedabad, to win the popular T20 tournament.

Among all T20 leagues across the world, IPL is the richest, and the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) earns a huge chunk from it through ads, sponsors, broadcasting, ticket sales, and digital streaming.

How much has the Indian cricket board earned from the 18th season of the IPL 2025?

Title Sponsorship Deal – ₹500 Crore Boost for BCCI

The Tata Group is the title sponsor of the IPL and has renewed its deal for another five years, from 2024 to 2028, for a total of ₹2,500 crore. That means they’ll be paying ₹500 crore each year, including for the 2025 season.

Ticket Sales & Matchday Income – Earnings from Stadium Revenue

There are other ways to earn money, like selling tickets. Things sold on match days, such as food, drinks, and merchandise, also bring in regular income for the league.

Right now, the BCCI takes 20% of the central revenue, sponsorship money, and ticket sales from each team. It also gets 12.5% of the money earned through licensing. The rest of the earnings are shared among the franchises. The BCCI gives each team ₹425 crore as part of a fixed central revenue-sharing arrangement.

In 2024, the BCCI reportedly earned Rs. 20,686 crore. In the 2023 financial year, it announced a revenue of Rs. 16,493 crore.

Broadcasting Rights – ₹9,678 Crore from TV & Digital Deals

This is the biggest money-maker. TV and digital rights were sold separately:

TV rights: Held by Star Sports
Digital streaming rights: Bought by Viacom18 (owned by Reliance)

As per Sportstar, the broadcast rights deal brought in a whopping ₹9,678 crore overall. That means the BCCI made around ₹130.7 crore for every single match just from broadcasting.

Other Sponsorship & Commercial Partnerships – Additional Revenue Streams

Besides Tata, many brands are involved in IPL. These include:

Associate Partners: My11Circle, Angel One, RuPay
Strategic Timeout Partner: CEAT
Official Umpire Partner: Wonder Cement
Orange & Purple Cap Partner: Aramco

IPL Media Rights E-Auction (2023–2027 Cycle)

Package	Rights Type	Region	INR (Per Match)	Total (INR)	USD (Per Match)	Total (USD)	Duration
A	TV Rights	Indian Subcontinent	₹57.5 Cr	₹21,275 Cr	$7.36 Mn	$2.72 Bn	5 Years (370 matches total)
B	Digital Streaming Rights	Indian Subcontinent	₹50 Cr	₹18,500 Cr	$6.41 Mn	~$2.36 Bn	5 Years (370 matches total)