Indian Cricket Players Salaries 2016 (Central Contracts Details)

BCCI has announced the 2015-16 players retainer fee and central contracts for next one year. Central contract period starts from November 2015 and it will be renewed again in November 2016. Only four players are kept in the elite category A in the central contracts where they will be paid Rs 1 crore a year in retainer fee plus of course match fees for every appearance they make.


How the central contracts work ?


There are three categories (grade A, B and C) in the central contract and players are included in one of the three categories based on experience and last 1 year performances. The contract last for 1 year and any player who makes a debut and is not already in the contract will be handed a grade c contract. The salaries are handed out on the basis of what category a player is in and here is the list of all players and their salaries.


Retainer Fee : This is the guaranteed yearly retainer which will be paid to all cricketers in the central contract according to their category. Player in Grade A gets Rs 1 Crore, Grade B gets Rs 50 lakh and Grade C gets Rs.25 lakh a year.


Match Fee : Match fees is paid for appearing in any international match. Match fees is same across all three categories. Rs 500,000 for every test match, Rs 300,000 for every one day and Rs 150,000 for every T20 match.


Individual Performance Bonuses : There are performance related bonuses for example Rs 500,000 for scoring a hundred in test or ODI, Rs Rs 700,000 for a double hundred in test. Rs 500,000 for 5 wicket haul in Test, ODI or T20 and Rs 700,000 for taking a 10 wicket haul in test matches.


Team Performance Bonuses : Also if team wins a test against top 3 test ranked side match fee of every player in the squad is increased by 50% and 100% increase in match fee for winning test series against top 3 ranked side. 300% increase in match fee for winning Odi or T20 World Cups.




























GRADE A (Central Contract) 2016
PLAYERRETAINER FEETEST FEEODI FEET20 FEE
MS DhoniRs 1 crore ($190,000)Rs 500,000Rs 300,000Rs 150,000
Virat KohliRs 1 crore ($190,000)Rs 500,000Rs 300,000Rs 150,000
Ajinkya RahanRs 1 crore ($190,000)Rs 500,000Rs 300,000Rs 150,000
Ravi AshwinRs 1 crore ($190,000)Rs 500,000Rs 300,000Rs 150,000

 


























































GRADE B 
PLAYERRETAINER FEETEST FEEODI FEET20 FEE
Suresh RainaRs 50 lakh ($95,000)Rs 300,000Rs 200,000Rs 150,000
Ambati RayuduRs 50 lakh ($95,000)Rs 300,000Rs 200,000Rs 150,000
Rohit SharmaRs 50 lakh ($95,000)Rs 300,000Rs 200,000Rs 150,000
Murali VijayRs 50 lakh ($95,000)Rs 300,000Rs 200,000Rs 150,000
Shikhar DhawanRs 50 lakh ($95,000)Rs 300,000Rs 200,000Rs 150,000
Bhuvneshwar KumarRs 50 lakh ($95,000)Rs 300,000Rs 200,000Rs 150,000
Umesh YadavRs 50 lakh ($95,000)Rs 300,000Rs 200,000Rs 150,000
Ishant SharmaRs 50 lakh ($95,000)Rs 300,000Rs 200,000Rs 150,000
Cheteshwar PujaraRs 50 lakh ($95,000)Rs 300,000Rs 200,000Rs 150,000
Mohammed Shami Rs 50 lakh ($95,000)Rs 300,000Rs 200,000Rs 150,000

 














































































GRADE C
PLAYERRETAINER FEETEST FEEODI FEET20 FEE
Amit MishraRs 25 lakh ($48,000)Rs 300,000Rs 200,000Rs 150,000
Axar PatelRs 25 lakh ($48,000)Rs 300,000Rs 200,000Rs 150,000
Stuart BinnyRs 25 lakh ($48,000)Rs 300,000Rs 200,000Rs 150,000
Wriddhiman SahaRs 25 lakh ($48,000)Rs 300,000Rs 200,000Rs 150,000
Mohit SharmaRs 25 lakh ($48,000)Rs 300,000Rs 200,000Rs 150,000
Vinay KumarRs 25 lakh ($48,000)Rs 300,000Rs 200,000Rs 150,000
Mohit SharmaRs 25 lakh ($48,000)Rs 300,000Rs 200,000Rs 150,000
Varun AaronRs 25 lakh ($48,000)Rs 300,000Rs 200,000Rs 150,000
Karn SharmaRs 25 lakh ($48,000)Rs 300,000Rs 200,000Rs 150,000
Ravindra JadejaRs 25 lakh ($48,000)Rs 300,000Rs 200,000Rs 150,000
KL RahulRs 25 lakh ($48,000)Rs 300,000Rs 200,000Rs 150,000
Dhawal KulkarniRs 25 lakh ($48,000)Rs 300,000Rs 200,000Rs 150,000
Harbhajan SinghRs 25 lakh ($48,000)Rs 300,000Rs 200,000Rs 150,000
S AravindRs 25 lakh ($48,000)Rs 300,000Rs 200,000Rs 150,000



Tournament & Performance Based Bonuses :


Apart from the retainer fee and the match fee Indian players also enjoy healthy bonuses for better individual performances and winning certain series and ICC tournaments. following are some bonus which players are entitled too if they achieve the following.


  1. Winning a test match against a team in ICC Top 3 ranking – 50% more in match feee

  2. Winning a test series against ICC top 3 team – 100% more in match fee

  3. Winning ICC World Cup (ODI or T20) – 300% more in match fee.

Than there are other individual performance bonuses which include scoring a hundred etc.


  1. Scoring a Test or ODI hundred – Rs 500,000

  2. Double century in Test or ODI – Rs 700,000

  3. Taking 5 wicket haul in ODI or Test Innings – Rs 500,000

  4. Taking 10 wicket haul in test matches – Rs 700,000

All the above data is sourced from BCCI and indian sports media channels, the accuracy is not 100% but this is the best we could come up with



Indian Cricket Players Salaries 2016 (Central Contracts Details)
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