Firstly, women's cricket is not as popular or as widely watched as men's cricket, and as such, it does not generate as much revenue. This means that the budgets for women's cricket are generally smaller, which in turn affects the pay for women umpires. Secondly, there are fewer women umpires than men, which means that there is less competition for umpiring positions.

This lack of competition can also affect the pay for women umpires, as there is less pressure on cricket organizations to pay competitive wages. That being said, the pay for women cricket umpires has been increasing over the years, as more women become involved in the sport, and as the demand for qualified female umpires increases.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has been actively promoting women's cricket, and this has led to more opportunities for women umpires at the international level. At the international level, the pay for women cricket umpires can range from $1,000 to $5,000 per match, depending on their level of experience and certification. For example, an umpire with an ICC Elite Panel certification, which is the highest level of certification for umpires, can earn up to $5,000 per match. However, the majority of women umpires at the international level are not at this level, and as such, they earn less. At the domestic level, the pay for women cricket umpires can vary widely depending on the league or tournament they are officiating. In some countries, such as England and Australia, where women's cricket is more developed and has a larger fan base, the pay for women umpires is relatively higher than in other countries.

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