Top 10 Richest Cricket Boards in the World: A list of richest cricket boards according to their net worth in 2024

Many countries with cricket as their main sport have their own national-level board that manages all the important tasks related to the game. Some of these boards have their net worth in billion dollar and they are counted among the richest cricket boards in the world.

Top 10 Richest Cricket Boards in the World 2024

The table provides the list of the richest cricket boards in the world along with their estimated annual revenue and net worth.

Board name	Net worth (est.)	Annual revenue (est.)
Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI)	$2 Billion	$919 million
Cricket Australia (CA)	$70 million	$392 million
England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB)	$59 million	$380 million
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB)	$55 million	$111 million
Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB)	$51 million	$110 million
Cricket South Africa (CSA)	$47 million	$62 million
Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC)	$38 million	$17 million
Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC)	$20 million	$15 million
Cricket West Indies (CWI)	$15 million	$13 million
New Zealand Cricket (NZC)	$9 million	$28.86 million

Note: The net worth of cricket boards may change with time.

World’s 10 Richest Cricket Boards 2024

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1. Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI)

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is the national board that manages the sport of cricket in India. It is also the richest cricket board in the world with a net worth of over $2 billion. Roger Binny is the president of the board whereas Jay Shah is the secretary.

Founded: December 1928
Affiliation: International Cricket Council
Affiliation date: 31 May 1926
Headquarters: Cricket centre, Mumbai

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2. Cricket Australia (CA) (Australian Cricket Board (ACB)

Cricket Australia, previously known as the Australian Cricket Board (ACB), is the representative body for men, women, and youth cricket in the country. The board also takes responsibility for organizing international matches and manages domestic teams and matches as well.

Founded: 1905
Affiliation: International Cricket Council
Affiliation date: 1909
Headquarters: Jolimont, Melbourne, Australia

3. England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB)

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) is a cricket governing body in England and Wales. International and national cricket for both men’s and women’s teams are managed by the ECB board. County Championship, T20 Blast, and The Hundred are some important domestic tournaments held by the board.

Founded: 1 January 1997
Affiliation: International Cricket Council
Affiliation date: 15 June 1909
Headquarters: Lord’s Cricket Ground, London NW8

4. Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB)

The Pakistan Cricket Board, previously known as the Board of Control for Cricket in Pakistan, is a sports governing body for cricket in Pakistan. The board handles the men’s and women’s national cricket teams of the country in international tournaments. In addition to ICC, PCB is also affiliated with the Asian Cricket Council.

Founded: 1 May 1949
Affiliation: International Cricket Council
Affiliation date: 28 July 1952
Headquarters: Gaddafi Stadium, Ferozepur Road

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5. Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB)

The Bangladesh Cricket Board is the representative of the country’s men’s and women’s national cricket teams. Apart from this, the board also manages the Bangladesh under-19 cricket team. Since 2000, the board has been a full member of the International Cricket Council. Nazmul Hassan is serving as the president of the board.

Founded: 1972
Affiliation: International Cricket Council
Affiliation date: 1977
Headquarters: Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium

6. Cricket South Africa (CSA)

Cricket South Africa (CSA) is the managing body for professional and amateur cricket in South Africa. It was formed in 1991 after merging three different cricket bodies and was known as the United Cricket Board of South Africa (UCB) at the time. It is regionally affiliated to the Africa Cricket Association and internationally to ICC.

Founded: June 29, 1991
Affiliation: International Cricket Council
Affiliation date: 1909
Headquarters: Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa

7. Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC)

Zimbabwe Cricket manages the Zimbabwe national cricket team and takes responsibility for organizing different tournaments in the country. Other than this, the board also organizes domestic matches in Zimbabwe itself. ZC is affiliated with the Africa Cricket Association on a regional basis.

Founded: 1992
Affiliation: International Cricket Council
Affiliation date: 6 July 1992
Headquarters: Harare Sports Club, Harare

8. Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC)

Sri Lanka Cricket organizes tournaments and administers the men’s, women’s, and Under-19 teams of the country. The board was initially established as the Board of Cricket for Sri Lanka (BCCSL) but was later changed to Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) in 2003. It is affiliated with the ICC and the Asian Cricket Council.

Founded: June 30, 1975
Affiliation: International Cricket Council
Affiliation date: July 21, 1981
Headquarters: Sinhalese Sports Club

9. Cricket West Indies (CWI)

Cricket West Indies (CWI) is the major cricket governing body in West Indies that was founded in 1920. The board has a net worth of $15 million and is counted among the 10 richest cricket boards in the world. CWI has earlier been known as West Indies Cricket Board of Control, and West Indies Cricket Board.

Founded: 1920
Affiliation: International Cricket Council
Affiliation date: 31 May 1926
Headquarters: St. John’s, Antigua and Barbuda

10. New Zealand Cricket (NZC)

The list of the top 10richest cricket boards in the world ends with New Zealand Cricket, formerly called the New Zealand Cricket Council. Of all the boards mentioned above, NZC is the oldest cricket board established in 1894.

Founded: 27 December 1894
Affiliation: International Cricket Council
Affiliation date: 1926
Headquarters: Christchurch, New Zealand