The world's top five richest cricketers and their wealth!


Published: 01:05 26 August 2024
With the change of era, the level of income from cricket has also changed. In the 80s-90s, cricketers did not have sky-high earnings. But the picture started to change from his later time. Currently, the income of cricketers has touched the sky thanks to IPL, BPL, CPL, Big Bash League. The cricketers are beating each other in terms of income. Apart from the field, brand endorsement, advertisement, the 22 yard stars earn money in various ways. Many also have their own businesses. Who are the richest cricketers in the world? There is no lack of interest among sports lovers. Let's take a look at the top five richest cricketers in the world and their wealth
Sachin Tendulkar: The god of the cricketing world, Sachin Tendulkar tops this list as well. International career spanning over 20 years. He has the most runs in Test and ODI cricket. It is doubtful whether anyone can ever break Sachin Tendulkar's record. He is also the first among the cricketers in terms of property. Sachin Tendulkar's net worth is around 1500 crores.
Mahendra Singh Dhoni: Second on the list is India's double World Cup winning captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Captain Kul Mahendra Singh Dhoni's collection of bikes and cars is no less than a museum. India's most successful captain in terms of trophies. Won T20, ODI World Cup, Champions Trophy. He also won five trophies as captain in the Indian Premier League. Mahendra Singh Dhoni's net worth is around Rs 1000 Crores.
Virat Kohli: At third place is one of the best batsmen of the current generation, Virat Kohli. According to information, King Kohli's assets are around Rs 800 crores. He has various sources of income. It can be said that this income will increase in the future. Even though he retired from international T20, he will play in the remaining two formats in the country's jersey. There is also Indian Premier League. He also owns a few restaurants.
Ricky Ponting: The fourth place in the list is the legendary Australian cricketer Ricky Ponting. Even after leaving the game, he is still coaching. Played and coached in the Indian Premier League. This season, however, he was removed from the post of coach of Delhi Capitals. Ricky Ponting, however, said that he has several proposals. According to the information, Ricky Ponting's total assets are around 600 crore rupees.
Brian Charles Lara: At number five is Sachin's on-field rival Brian Charles Lara. He has many precedents in world cricket. Even after leaving the game, Brian Lara has been associated with cricket in many ways. He also provides commentary. According to the information, Brian Lara's total assets are around 500 crore rupees.
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