SA20, India tours game changers for CSA’s coffers

September 20, 2025

Cricket South Africa declared a net profit of USD 13,723,600 for the 2024-25 fiscal year.
This is almost three-and-a-half times smaller than the previous year's profit, but a significant improvement on the losses of USD 6,861,800 to USD 12,743,342 suffered for three years before that.
The game changers have been the SA20, which is partly owned by CSA, and lucrative tours by India's men's team in the past two seasons.
The third edition of the SA20, played in January and February, "generated [USD 103,791,923] in direct spend, contributed [USD 305,609,550] to GDP and supported approximately 8,199 jobs".
The four T20Is India played in South Africa in November "resulted in an indirect and induced economic impact of approximately [USD 12,570,356] for South Africa.
Total expenses of USD 74,960,833 were recorded.
CSA have reserves of USD 81,880,295 and a "cash and investment balance" of USD 39,786,904.
South Africa's men's team won the WTC and the men's and women's teams reached the final of the T20 World Cup.

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