IPL 2023 Winner and Runner-Up Prize Money Details

The winning award for the IPL is higher than any prize from any other competition, such as the BBL, PSL, or even the T20 World Cup. We've condensed the information into a table to make reading simpler for readers. The four qualifying teams' prize money is listed below.

The BCCI has altered the rules for the four qualifying teams, though. Scroll down to learn how the prize share was divided into four parts.

1. Winner: 50%

2. Runner Up: 25%

3. Qualifier 2 Loser: 15%

4. Eliminator Loser: 10%

1. Orange Cap Holder: The batsman who scores the most runs over the entire IPL season is awarded 15 lakhs as prize money.

2. Purple Cap Holder: The bowler who has taken the most wickets throughout the entire season will earn a 15 lakh rupee reward.

3. Super Striker: The batsman with the highest strike rate over the course of the entire IPL tournament is awarded Rs. 15 lakh in prize money.

4. Emerging player: The youngster must have been born after April 1, 1995. He ought to have played a maximum of five tests. He ought to have played a lot fewer ODIs than 20. He wasn't supposed to play in more than 25 IPL games. The player who meets this criterion is picked by the selectors based on their effective performance, who also give them a cash prize of 20 lakhs.

5. Powerplay Striker: Batsmen who score more runs during the season's powerplay are awarded Rs. 12 lakh in prize money.

6. Most valuable player: The player who accrues the most fantasy points over the course of a season is awarded a prize of Rs 12 lakh.

7. Game changer: The player who is the reason for changing the match up side down receives prize money of 12 lakhs.