NASA scientists have made a significant breakthrough. They confirmed the detection of water's chemical signature on the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS
Science

NASA scientists have made a significant breakthrough. They confirmed the detection of water's chemical signature on the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS. This discovery could fundamentally change our understanding of cometary evolution and whether distant planetary systems might hold the core

2
3
4
5
6
7
8

World Test Championship final winners to get USD 1.6 million and Test Mace: ICC

Posted By: Aditya Gogoi Posted On: Oct 13, 2025Share Article
India and New Zealand will battle it out for the prestigious title at Southampton on June 18. The winner of the upcoming World Test Championship final between India and New Zealand will walk away with a prize money of USD 1.6 million along with the Test Championship Mace, the International Cricket Council said on Monday.<br><br>India and New Zealand will battle it out for the prestigious title at Southampton on June 18.<br><br>
"The losing team will get USD 800,000 for finishing second in the nine-team competition, which was played over a near two-year cycle, adding context to Test cricket and to crown the first official world champions in the longest format of the game."

The governing body said that the team finishing third among the nine competition nations will get USD 450,000 cheque, while the prize money for the fourth-placed team will be USD 350,000.

"... the one that finishes fifth gets USD 200,000 while the remaining four teams will get USD 100,000 each," it said.

The inaugural World Test Championships saw nine teams competing over a near two-year cycle to add context to Test cricket.

The team claiming the inaugural world champions title in the longest format of the game will get the Test Mace, which was previously given to teams topping the ICC Men's Test Team Rankings.

"In case the final" onclick="showFullScrImg(this)"/>

India and New Zealand will battle it out for the prestigious title at Southampton on June 18.

The winner of the upcoming World Test Championship final between India and New Zealand will walk away with a prize money of USD 1.6 million along with the Test Championship Mace, the International Cricket Council said on Monday.

India and New Zealand will battle it out for the prestigious title at Southampton on June 18.

"The winners of the much-awaited ICC World Test Championship (WTC) Final between India and New Zealand will take home a purse of $ 1.6 million along with the ICC Test Championship Mace," an ICC statement read.

"The losing team will get USD 800,000 for finishing second in the nine-team competition, which was played over a near two-year cycle, adding context to Test cricket and to crown the first official world champions in the longest format of the game."

The governing body said that the team finishing third among the nine competition nations will get USD 450,000 cheque, while the prize money for the fourth-placed team will be USD 350,000.

"... the one that finishes fifth gets USD 200,000 while the remaining four teams will get USD 100,000 each," it said.

The inaugural World Test Championships saw nine teams competing over a near two-year cycle to add context to Test cricket.

The team claiming the inaugural world champions title in the longest format of the game will get the Test Mace, which was previously given to teams topping the ICC Men's Test Team Rankings.

"In case the final ends in a draw or a tie, the finalists will split the prize money for the first and second places and share possession of the Mace during the time they remain champions," the ICC said.
Add as a Reliable and Trusted News Source Add Now!


Comment on Post

Leave a comment

If you have a News Orbit 360 user account, your address will be used to display your profile picture.


NASA scientists have made a significant breakthrough. They confirmed the detection of water's chemical signature on the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS
Science
What the detection of water tells us about other star systems

NASA scientists have made a significant breakthrough. They confirmed the detection of water's chemical signature on the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS. This discovery could fundamentally change our understanding of cometary evolution and whether distant planetary systems might hold the core

4 months ago


Sing Up