Do you know Rohit Sharma's fortune and profits while saying goodbye to test cricket

The captain of the Indian Cricket team, Rohit Sharma, officially announced his resignation of Test Cricket on Wednesday and brought the curtains for a remarkable career as a red ball, in which he achieved 4,301 runs in 116 innings, including 12 centuries and 18 fifties.

The 38-year-old stroke made the announcement on Instagram and said: “Hello everyone, I just want to share, I withdraw from the test cricket. It was an absolute honor to represent my country in White. Thank you for the love and support over the years. I will continue to represent India in ODI format.”

Rohit was last seen in Melbourne in December 2024 during the fourth test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy against Australia. Rohit Sharma had covered a landlord of consistency and leadership in India's test setup because of his elegance and serenity in Sydney in Sydney in Sydney because of his elegance and serenity in Sydney.
Net assets and income

According to reports, Rohit Sharma's net assets are estimated at around 218 billion GBP. This includes its income from game fees, BCCI central contracts and brand contracts.

As an A+ -Schrade -Central player, Rohit receives an annual salary of 7 billion GBP. He also deserves £ 15 Lakh per test, £ 6 Lakh Pro Odi and £ 3 Lakh per T20I, although he has now retired from two formats, so that these versions now score a goal. Rohit had previously withdrawn from T20 International in 2024 and drove to a high after India led to a T20 World Cup title.

Rohit was retained by the Mumbai Indians (Mi) for a sum of £ 16.3 Crore against a three -year contract before the current season, which is almost guaranteed to him £ 49 Crore when the next mega auction approaches.

It is also associated with large brands such as Adidas, for which he has been a brand ambassador for over a decade, and Ceat, whose logo he wears on his bat. He also sagged significant notes, including Hublot, a luxury Swiss watchmaker, Lay's and Dream11. His image as a reliable athlete also prompted him to promote financial services such as IIFL Finance and Max Life Insurance.