New Zealand

New Zealand players who represent the national team do so under the Central Contract system implemented by NZC (New Zealand Cricket Board). NZC usually offers central contracts to players who are regulars at the international level. The New Zealand team is also known as "The Black Caps". New Zealand players who represent the national team do so under the Central Contract system implemented by NZC (New Zealand Cricket Board). NZC usually offers central contracts to players who are regulars at the international level. It's one of the 10 test-playing nations and established itself as a competitive force in national cricket teams. Over the years, New Zealand made its reputation for its strong performances in all game formats including Test matches, ODIs, and T20 Internationals. 

New Zealand Central Contracts 2024/25:

Players representing New Zealand in international matches are contracted through New Zealand Cricket (NZC). They manage the central contracts for its players. The central contracts are designed to provide players with financial security.

ICC Revenue Share Distribution: 

New Zealand players under central contracts also can benefit from The ICC revenue sharing model, which provides additional financial support. Players in the lower category to the top category in New Zealand Cricket can earn around NZD$ 200,000 TO NZD$ 600,000. The top Category players of New Zealand can earn around NZD$ 620,000 annually from their central contract.