The organizers of the first Grand Slam Australian Open of the year, starting at Melbourne Park from 20 January 2020, have increased the prize money by 13.6 percent and now have total prize money of 70 million Australian dollars (409 million USD, about three 50 billion rupees). The Australian Open men's and women's singles winner will get an equal amount of 41 lakh 20 thousand Australian dollars, which is slightly more than last year's amount, but the players who lost in the preliminary round will get more benefit. The player who gets out in the first round will get a sum of 90 thousand Australian dollars, which is 20 percent more than last year. The player who lost in the second round will get 21.9 percent more than last year, ie, one lakh 28 thousand dollars.

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According to media reports, tournament director Craig Tiele said that more than ten percent of the prize money for each next round except the finalists has been increased. "This year too, like every year, we have increased the prize money according to each round and we have also decided to reward the players who are going out in the preliminary rounds in singles and doubles with a good amount of money," he said. Tille said, 'We believe in increasing the prize money at every level of the game. We will continue to work with the sports group to pave the way for a practical career in sports and help players earn more. '

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