Reports indicate that a total of approximately $11.25 million was distributed among the 20 participating teams.

India, which defeated New Zealand by 96 runs in the final to claim a record third T20 World Cup title, received $2,639,423, while runner-up New Zealand earned $1,422,692.

Teams reaching the semi-finals were also rewarded, with South Africa receiving $1,005,577 and England $974,423.

Other notable payouts included West Indies at $538,269 and Pakistan at $522,692. Zimbabwe earned $491,538 and Sri Lanka $475,962.

Teams finishing lower in the tournament received smaller amounts: USA, Australia, and Afghanistan each earned $309,808, Scotland $278,654, and Ireland $271,731.

Italy, participating for the first time, won its opening match against Nepal and earned $256,154, which was the same amount awarded to Netherlands, UAE, and Nepal.

Canada, Namibia, and Oman received $225,000 each as base payments.

The ICC noted that in addition to the base prize money, teams also received match-winning bonuses and payments based on progression through different stages of the tournament.