Women's T20 Cricket World Cup Final: How much prize money does the winner make?

Liam O'Loughlin

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Australia are through to another Women's T20 World Cup final, with the tournament favourites set to take on host nation South Africa in the decider.

After making light work of their group, the Aussies got home in a nail-biter against India on Thursday night and pushed themselves one step closer to the trophy.

South Africa were able to upset England in the other semi-final clash by six runs.

The final will take place in the early hours on Monday morning (AEDT).

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How much prize money does the Women's T20 World Cup winner make?

After recent increases in prizemoney for the women's game, this year's T20 World Cup will have a total prize money pool of $2.45 million USD, which equates to approximately $3.64 million AUD.

The winning nation will receive $1 million USD, which is approximately $1.48 million AUD.

Women's T20 World Cup prize money breakdown

Result USD AUD INR
Winner $1 million $1.48 million 8.27 crore
Runner-Up $500,000 $745,000 4.13 crore
Semi-Final $210,000 $312,000 1.73 crore
Group Stage $30,000 $45,000 24.83 lakh

When is the Women's T20 World Cup final? 

This year's Women's T20 World Cup final will take place on Sunday, February 26th in Cape Town, South Africa. 

This match will be on in the early hours of Monday morning in Australia. 

What time is the Women's T20 World Cup final? 

The match will begin at 12am AEDT on Monday, February 27th for Australian viewers.

Locally, the game will begin at 3pm in Cape Town.

Liam O'Loughlin

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Liam has been with The Sporting News since 2019, helping lead both NRL and cricket content, as well as delving into the world of combat sports and NFL. A true rugby league tragic, he has spent the past 20 years playing, coaching and volunteering for his beloved junior club, Penshurst RSL. 

Away from work, Liam has a lifelong passion for all things pro wrestling and has travelled abroad to attend showcase events for WWE, AEW and NJPW.