These 3 players are included in A+ grade without playing T20 cricket, they take crores of salary from BCCI every month
BCCI: Three Indian cricketers are in A+grade in the BCCI’s central contract list despite not playing T20 cricket. These players get the highest retainership from the board and get crores of rupees annually.
They are selected on the basis of contribution to Test and ODI instead of T20 matches. Let us know who these 3 cricketers who are not part of T20 are keeping a place in A+grade …………
1. Rohit Sharma
Former Indian cricket team captain Rohit Sharma (Rohit Sharma) said goodbye to this format after winning the ICC T20 World Cup 2024 title, according to BCCI rules, only the three formats are kept in A+grade.
However, this did not happen to Rohit and even after playing only two formats, he has been kept in this grade. Now or not they will be kept in this grade or not depends on the future and BCCI’s decision.
2. Virat Kohli
Along with Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli also said goodbye to the format after winning the ICC T20 World Cup 20224 title, but Kohli has also been kept in A+grade with Rohit.
3. Ravindra Jadeja
Along with Rohit and Virat, Ravindra Jadeja also said goodbye to this small format of cricket with winning the T20 World Cup title, but despite this, Jadeja has been maintained in A+grade just like Rohit and Virat.
All three every month Bcci Let’s take crores of salary from
In the annual central contract structure of BCCI, top cricketers are placed in the grade A+ category, under which the players involved in this grade get ₹ 7 crore per year. Apart from this, cricketers are also entitled to match fees.
A player earns ₹ 15 lakh for each Test match, ₹ 6 lakh for each ODI and ₹ 3 lakh for a T20 International match. According to this, even if the three cricketers are removed from the T20 match, they earn crores.
Apart from the grade A+ category, BCCI has also created three and category, grade A (annual ₹ 5 crore), Grade B (Salana ₹ 3 Crore) and Grade C (Salana ₹ 1 Crore), it ensures that the earnings are directly connected not only with contract grade, but also with matches to be played.
