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Virat Kohli hanged his boots from the test cricket on Monday. After he has long represented India, he has accumulated a fortune with lucrative contracts, brand shops and real estate. Here is a look at his tempting fortune!

New -Delhi: Virat Kohli announced his decision to end test cricket on Monday, with the gold era of Indian cricket put an end and has a rich legacy behind it that has a variety of milestones and triumph with Team India. “King Kohli”, as the fans like to call him, are certainly missing in India in India because he has had a sensational impact on the world with its sensational impact capabilities.

Kohli's aggressive form, which is remembered as the best time of the Indian cricket cricket, helped to remember the Indian test team. Virat Kohli is not just a name in India, he has become a brand in the past ten years. The Star Indian Cricket player has become a well -known name in the world of cricket and is at the top when it comes to his performance in sports and his life outside the field.

Kohli's dominance and aura in the world cricket have established it as brand magnet. The up-and-coming and established brands want to use in Kohli to promote their brand, and when it comes to the biggest face of the world cricket, there is hardly anyone who is larger than the Delhi-Stud.

The Indian cricket player is one of the richest athletes in the world and the richest Indian cricket player (active) in the current scenario. Kohli mainly deserves through his contract with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), salary of the Indian Premier League (IPL), brand payments and business companies.

An ordinary man who has risen through the rows over the years over the years could think about how much he deserves and how the current status of his net assets.

Virat Kohli's salary injury

Kohli is one of the handful of cricket players with a BCCI A+ category contract in the Indian Cricket team. He deserves a large amount from this contract and receives an annual salary of RS. 7 Crores. As a match fee, he receives RS. 15 Lakh for a test game, Rs. 6 Lakh for an Odi -Match and Rs. 3 Lakh for a T20I.

When it comes to his IPL content, he deserves a massive Rs. 17 Crore per year (2018-2021) at Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB). Before the IPL 2025 mega auction, he saw a massive improvement in his IPL income when he was retained by RCB for a full RS. 21 crore.

Kohli is already the face of numerous Indian and international brands such as Puma, Audi and MRF. If it is media reports, it calculates between RS. 7.5 to 10 crore per day for confirming these brands. Other remarkable brands that he markets are myntra, tissot, boost, head and shoulders, pepsi, Nestle, Colgate, Reebok etc.

The Delhi Blud is not behind when it comes to companies and puts entrepreneurial interests in the foreground. It founded One8 from Puma, a lifestyle brand that has expanded to restaurants (One8 Commune) throughout India and the co-owner fashion label wrognites. He invested fitness and Nueva in Musel and even financed them in technical startups.

His rise from a bourgeois boy in Delhi to a global icon can be mapped with the help of the wasteful properties he owns. He talks about his luxurious real estate and holds two properties in Gurgaon and Mumbai, which are valued with RS. 80 Crore and Rs. 34 Crore

Virat Kohli's assets in 2025

Kohli will achieve an annual income of $ 33 million every year (approx. 279 billion rupees), which is one of the best paid athletes in the world and the best paid cricket player worldwide. According to reports, his current assets are a stunning RS. 1,050 crore, which makes about 127 million US dollars.

Amit Sharma

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