Delhi: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has currently suspended the Indian Premier League (IPL) due to the ongoing war between India and Pakistan. It is not yet clear when and where the tournament will start again. But, it is certain that BCCI has suffered a big setback due to this decision. Let us know how the board has damaged it.
BCCI will suffer a big loss
In fact, during the IPL, BCCI’s highest grossing tickets are sold. The more people reach the stadium to watch the match, the more board the board earns. This time tickets for many matches were already sold. Now that the tournament has stopped, BCCI will have to return all these tickets. This will directly affect their earnings. Apart from this, as long as the IPL is stopped, media rights and advertising deals will also have a brake. This will also reduce the income of the board.
A large part of BCCI’s earnings comes from IPL itself. Whether it is the right to show matches on TV or sponsorship deals with big brands, everything is associated with IPL. Ticket sales also play an important role in the board’s income. However, if the tournament resumes, BCCI can compensate for these ghats.
Let us tell you that BCCI currently has assets worth more than Rs 18,760 crore. This is the reason why the Indian board is called the richest cricket board in the world. BCCI’s wealth is many times more than the board of other countries like Cricket Australia, England-Wales Cricket Board and Pakistan Cricket Board. Even ICC is not able to earn so much.
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