From MS Dhoni to Virat Kohli: Discover the Wealthiest Indian Cricketers

  Is it the legendary MS Dhoni, the current sensation Virat Kohli, or perhaps the iconic Sachin Tendulkar?

Digital Desk: India's passion for cricket knows no bounds, elevating players to godlike status in a nation where the sport is akin to a religion. With the Indian Premier League (IPL) reigning as the world's wealthiest cricket tournament, it's no surprise that cricketers are among the nation's richest individuals.

So, who tops the charts? Is it the legendary MS Dhoni, the current sensation Virat Kohli, or perhaps the iconic Sachin Tendulkar?

Let's delve into the net worth of these cricketing icons:

Sachin Tendulkar: Rs 1250 crore

Widely hailed as the 'Master Blaster' and revered as the 'God of Cricket,' Sachin Tendulkar boasts a staggering net worth of approximately Rs 1250 crore.

Virat Kohli: Rs 1050 crore

Leading the pack of contemporary cricket stars, Virat Kohli commands an impressive net worth of around Rs 1050 crore.

MS Dhoni: Rs 1040 crore

Fondly known as 'Thala,' former Indian captain MS Dhoni sits comfortably among the wealthiest cricketers with an estimated net worth of Rs 1040 crore.

Sourav Ganguly: Rs 489 crore

Former Team India captain and ex-BCCI President Sourav Ganguly, affectionately called 'Dada,' enjoys a substantial net worth of Rs 489 crore.

Virender Sehwag: Rs 374 crore

Recognised for his explosive batting prowess, Virender Sehwag has amassed a significant net worth of Rs 374 crore during his illustrious career.

Yuvraj Singh: Rs 291 crore

Renowned for his left-handed batting brilliance, Yuvraj Singh stands tall among India's richest cricketers, boasting a reported net worth of Rs 291 crore.

Rohit Sharma: Rs 216 crore

Currently, at the helm of the Indian cricket team, Rohit Sharma's leadership is matched by his financial success, with a net worth of Rs 216 crore.

In a country where cricket transcends sport to become a cultural phenomenon, these cricketers not only dominate the field but also the financial charts, solidifying their status as icons of Indian cricket.

(Source: India Times)