Bcci news: The IPL 2025 concluded on 3 June, where RCB won its first trophy by defeating Punjab Kings by 6 runs in the final. Now the news has come that the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has not yet given full money to the employees for IPL 2025. Even some payments are pending since January. Let us tell you that the BCCI had made changes in its policy to make the payment system streamlined in the recent annual meeting. According to the new policy, the allowance of Rs 10,000 has been fixed per day.

According to the news agency PTI, the board had changed the policy regarding daily allowance in all departments. The board has not paid the outstanding amount since January, which will be paid according to the new policy. According to the old policy, employees were given Rs 15,000 per day for small journey. The same policy was applied for IPL, WPL and ICC tournaments. Now according to the new policy, 10 thousand rupees will be given for daily travel.

A BCCI source quoted PTI as saying that after cutting the TDS, the employees had received Rs 6,500 for a day. The BCCI has not paid the dues to its finance, operations and media departments for the WPL and IPL 2025 season. The IPL 2025 tournament lasted for about 70 days, which can be said that BCCI has stopped about 7 lakh rupees of its employees.

How much money for India-England series?

Employees will be paid 300 US dollars for foreign tour, which is equivalent to about Rs 25,875 in Indian currency. This policy will be implemented from the Indo-England series. On the other hand, officers in high positions like Chairman, Secretary, Treasurer, Vice President and Co-Secretary get $ 1,000, or about 86,250 rupees for a day. Big officers get 40,000 rupees per day for a meeting outside India and Rs 30,000 per day for domestic meeting.

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Sunil gavaskar on domestic fee structure: Former Indian legend cricketer Sunil Gavaskar has criticized the current fee structure in Indian domestic cricket. Gavaskar said that ‘Many hardworking Indian cricketers miss a big salary despite the success in the Ranji Trophy for years. While many unkapped players in the IPL earn very fat money, while they are not as much as they are as hard as they are in the Ranji Trophy ‘. During this time, Gavaskar asked the BCCI to consider the fee structure in domestic cricket once again. Also asked to increase incentives.

Gavaskar gave the example of Priyank Panchal, who recently retired from cricket during this period. Priyank, 37, scored around 9000 runs in first class cricket, in which he has scored 29 centuries. But he did not get a chance to play for Team India. Priyank was selected several times in Team India’s squad, but he could not debut for the team. Also, Panchal could not get the IPL contract in his career.

Gavaskar suggested

For Sportstar, Gavaskar wrote in his column, ‘Apart from not getting the cap of India, there will be not much in Priyank’s bank balance. It is here that there is a difference between the rest of the domestic cricket and IPL. It is difficult that despite playing under all types of weather conditions across the country, Panchal has also earned Rs 3 crore from Ranji Trophy fees. If you compare it to the uncapricated player in the IPL, a player who earns more than 3 crores in a season and often does not play a single match ‘.

Gavaskar suggested to BCCI during this period, saying, ‘BCCI has recently increased match fees in domestic cricket and it is very good, but if they add to the fee slab system that the player who plays more matches will get more money, then people will play more Ranji Trophy.’

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