Tigers earn 3 crore despite early exit
The ICC has allocated $140,000 (Tk1.69 crore) for the seventh and eighth-placed teams, along with a $125,000 (Tk1.51 crore) participation fee for all teams.
Despite crashing out early from the Champions Trophy, Bangladesh will take home at least Tk3 crore in prize money and participation fees.
The ICC has allocated $140,000 (Tk1.69 crore) for the seventh and eighth-placed teams, along with a $125,000 (Tk1.51 crore) participation fee for all teams. A win against Pakistan in their final group match would add another $34,000 (Tk41 lakh) to their earnings.
The tournament champion will receive $2.24 million (Tk27.06 crore), while the runner-up will earn $1.12 million (Tk13.53 crore). Losing semi-finalists will get $560,000 (Tk6.76 crore) each.
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Bangladesh's campaign ends in disappointment, but financial rewards provide some consolation.
