Outlook Business Desk
The India women’s national cricket team lifted the ICC Women’s World Cup trophy on 2 November 2025, defeating South Africa in a thrilling final. The landmark victory reshaped India’s sporting narrative and set the stage for a sharp rise in the team’s overall financial standing.
Following the win on, the BCCI announced a record-breaking ₹51 crore cash prize for the victorious Indian women’s team. The reward, covering players, coaches, and support staff, stands among the biggest incentives in India’s sporting history.
Along with BCCI’s reward, the Indian women’s team will earn $4.48 million (₹39.78 crore) from the ICC — the highest prize money ever in women’s cricket. The total $13.88 million (₹123 crore) pool marks a 297% rise from 2022.
Meanwhile, celebrating the victory, Indian women’s cricket team captain Harmanpreet Kaur said this win is “just the beginning” as the team looks to keep improving. As per CricTracker, her net worth is estimated at around ₹25 crore, driven by her BCCI contract, Women’s Premier League salary, and brand endorsements.
Meanwhile, vice-captain Smriti Mandhana has an estimated net worth of ₹32–34 crore, according to multiple reports. Her income comes from her BCCI contract, Women’s Premier League salary, and endorsements with brands like Rario, Havells, and Groom India.
Among key players, opening batter Shafali Verma has an estimated net worth of around ₹12–15 crore. Her income comes from her BCCI central contract, Women’s Premier League and Women’s Big Bash League salaries, along with multiple brand endorsements.
Part of the champion squad, all-rounder Deepti Sharma has an estimated net worth of ₹7–8 crore. A consistent performer in international cricket, her Women’s Premier League earnings and endorsements further boost her financial success.
In India’s champion squad, wicketkeeper-batter Richa Ghosh has an estimated net worth of around ₹6 crore as of 2025, according to Sports Duniya. She earns approximately ₹30 lakh annually through her BCCI contract.