Archive · 21 Jun 2025
Shastri Supports India's ICC Revenue Share
Former Indian cricketer Ravi Shastri thinks India deserves a big part of the money the International Cricket Council (ICC) makes.
He says India should get a lot because they bring in most of the money from fans.
The new plan for how the money is shared gives India almost 40% of the total.
Shastri doesn't think the ICC needs to manage a special fund to help Test cricket.
He believes the cricket boards should be checked to see if they manage their money well.
He wants to make sure they are being responsible.
Ravi Shastri supports India's large share of ICC revenue.
Shastri believes India's contribution to global cricket revenue justifies the share.
The ICC revenue model for 2024-27 allocates 38.5% of the total share to India.
Shastri disagrees with a centrally managed Test fund by the ICC.
He questions the accountability of cricket boards losing money.
- Who
- Ravi Shastri, former India all-rounder and head coach.
- What
- Ravi Shastri supported India's large share of ICC revenue.
- When
- In the context of the ICC's 2024-27 revenue distribution model.
- Where
- The Wisden Cricket Weekly Podcast and at Lord's.
- Why
- Because India contributes significantly to global cricket revenue.
Ravi Shastri's Stance
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Revenue Distribution
Ravi Shastri's Stance
India should get a large share due to their financial contribution.
No opposing side viewpoint present in the article
No opposing view mentioned in the article.
Test Fund
Ravi Shastri's Stance
Disagrees with a centrally managed Test fund under the ICC.
No opposing side viewpoint present in the article
No opposing view mentioned in the article.
- Figure
- 48.2%
- Person
- Ravi Shastri
- Subject
- ICC Revenue Model
- Event
- 2024-27 ICC revenue cycle
- Topic
- Cricket revenue share