New Delhi: The battle has started with regard to the prize money of the Indian Premier League (IPL) starting from March 29. The BCCI, the world's richest cricket board, announced a few days ago to halve the prize money of IPL 2020. Now the owners of IPL teams are opposing this decision.

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According to the new instructions of the BCCI, now the IPL champion will get Rs 10 crore instead of 20. Similarly, prize money of 6.25 crore will be given to the runner-up instead of 12.5. The remaining two teams of the qualifiers will be given Rs 4.37 crore. After this decision of BCCI, all the eight franchises of IPL met for two days. According to sources, Delhi Capitals started this debate. After long deliberations, it was determined that a letter would be written to Board President Sourav Ganguly. It will be signed by the owners of all the teams.

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'IPL teams are also angry that they were not directly informed about the prize money being reduced. He got this information through the media. Similarly, when the All-Star Game was planned, the teams also got information about it in the end. The BCCI has decided to cut the prize money of the IPL by 50 percent by citing the recession. IPL teams are opposing this decision of the board. The IPL will begin on March 29.

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