How much prize money did Pakistan get after being knocked out in the Champions Trophy group stage?

Pakistan had a disappointing ICC Champions Trophy 2025, getting knocked out early in the group stage in the ICC Champions Trophy. It was their first time hosting an ICC event in 29 years, but instead of a memorable tournament, it added to the country’s struggles with politics, security, and financial issues in Pakistan. Pakistan lost a tri-series, Pakistan started their ICC Champions Trophy first match with a defeat against New Zealand in their first match.

Pakistan's second match against India was a must-win match, but another loss made it even harder for them to reach the semi-finals. Their hopes were completely crushed the next day when New Zealand defeated Bangladesh, confirming Pakistan’s early exit from the ICC Champions Trophy. Their final group-stage match against Bangladesh was washed out by rain, ending in a no-result. With just one point from three matches and a poor net run rate (NRR) of -1.087, Pakistan finished at the bottom of Group A.

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The ICC Champions Trophy is back after eight years, with a total prize pool of $6.9 million 53% more than in 2017. The winning team will get $2.24 million, while the runner-up will take home $1.12 million. Semi-finalists who don’t make it to the final will receive $560,000 each. Teams finishing in seventh and eighth place will get $140,000. Every team is guaranteed at least $125,000 just for participating in the ICC Champions Trophy.

After their early exit from ICC Champions Trophy 2025, Pakistan will take home $265,000 for participating and finishing last in Group A. Hosting the tournament was a big moment for them, but their performance fell short of expectations and disappointment from fans and team officials of Pakistan, on before future ICC events.