ODI World Cup Final 2023: Prize Money for Winner, Runner-Up, Man of the Match, Leading Wicket-Taker, and Top Run-Scorer

The 2023 ODI World Cup has finally come to an end with Australia winning the elusive trophy for the sixth time. Pat Cummins and Co. defeated hosts India by 6 wickets at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. Dominating the batting and bowling, the Kangaroos handed the Men in Blue another heartbreak in a major international tournament.

After opting to field first, the Australian bowlers bowled out the Indian batting unit for just 240 runs. Rohit Sharma's quick-fire innings and half-centuries from Virat Kohli and KL Rahul were pivotal in India's batting innings. However, a sensational performance from Travis Head saw Australia cross the target in 43 overs. The southpaw notched up a brilliant hundred to give his team a clinical victory. 

Champions Australia will take home 4 million US dollars (approximately Rs 33 crore) while runners-up India will get 2 million US dollars (approximately 16 crore). The losing semi-finalists - South Africa and New Zealand - received 800,000 US dollars (Rs 6 crore approximately) each from the total prize pot of $10 million. 

The winners of each of the 45 group stage matches received $40,000 (Rs 33 lakh approximately). Meanwhile, the six teams that did not qualify for the semi-finals received a payment of $100,000 (Rs 82 lakh approximately).

ODI World Cup 2023 Winner Prize Money

Final standings of teams that featured in the ODI World Cup 2023:

India and Australia (Finalists)

South Africa, New Zealand (Semifinalists)

Pakistan (Finished 5th)

Afghanistan (Finished 6th)

England (Finished 7th)

Bangladesh (Finished 8th)

Sri Lanka (Failed to qualify for 2025 Champions Trophy)

Netherlands (Failed to qualify for 2025 Champions Trophy)