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New revenue-share model could cost BCCI Rs 1,000 cr

ICC's proposal on revenue distribution among member-boards would add to the woes of the BCCI

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Urvi Malvania Mumbai
The International Cricket Council (ICC)’s proposal on revenue distribution among member-boards would add to the woes of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
 
The new proposal advocates a more equal distribution of revenue, as opposed to the current model where the ‘big three’ — India, Australia and England — get the lion’s share of the revenue, while the rest is shared among others. The three nations get more as they pull in more money through media rights and sponsorship, because of the sport’s popularity in their respective nations.
 
The proposal was put to vote at

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