IPL 2025 Prize Money Breakdown: PBKS Runners-Up Bag Rs. 12.5 Crore, RCB, MI, GT Earnings Revealed - Check Full Prize Money Split In Pics
In a moment etched in IPL history, Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) finally ended their title drought by clinching their first-ever Indian Premier League trophy on Tuesday night at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. Scroll down to know the prize breakdown for IPL 2025 teams.
Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB): ₹20 crore (Winners)
RCB finally ended their 18-year wait for the trophy and took home the biggest share of the prize pool after a thrilling final against Punjab Kings.
Punjab Kings (PBKS): ₹12.5 crore (Runners-Up)
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Despite a spirited campaign and reaching their second-ever IPL final, PBKS had to settle for second place, earning ₹12.5 crore.
Mumbai Indians (MI): ₹7 crore (3rd Place)
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Mumbai Indians lost in Qualifier 2, securing third place and taking home ₹7 crore.
Gujarat Titans (GT): ₹6.5 crore (4th Place)
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GT were knocked out in the Eliminator match but still earned a significant prize for making it to the playoffs.
Sai Sudharsan (Orange Cap): ₹10 lakh
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The left-handed batter had a spectacular season, finishing as the highest run-scorer with 759 runs. His consistency and stroke play were pivotal for his team.
Prasidh Krishna (Purple Cap): ₹10 lakh
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Returning from injury, Krishna emerged as the season’s top wicket-taker with 25 scalps. His pace and accuracy made a huge difference in crunch situations.
Mohammed Siraj (Most Dot Balls): ₹10 lakh
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Siraj bowled the most dot balls throughout the tournament, building pressure in the powerplay and death overs, showcasing his control and discipline.
Suryakumar Yadav (Most Valuable Player): ₹15 lakh
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SKY dazzled yet again with impactful knocks, contributing heavily with the bat and in the field, earning him the MVP award.
Nicholas Pooran (Most Sixes): ₹10 lakh
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Pooran cleared the ropes more times than any other player this season, earning the award for the most sixes in IPL 2025.
Kamindu Mendis (Best Catch Of The Season): ₹10 lakh
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Mendis took a stunning boundary catch that turned the tide in a key match, earning him the award for the season’s best catch.
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