Former Indian cricketer Ajay Jadeja was recently announced as the heir to the Jamnagar Royal Throne in Gujarat, he became one of the wealthiest sports personalities in India, surpassing cricket icon Virat Kohli.
New Delhi: Following the latest headlines, former Indian cricketer Ajay Jadeja was recently announced as the heir to the Jamnagar Royal Throne in Gujarat, he became one of the wealthiest sports personalities in India, surpassing cricket icon Virat Kohli.
It is worth mentioning that the declaration of inheritance made by Maharaja Jamsaheb of Nawanagar on Dussehra places Jadeja in line to take over a fortune exceeding ₹1,450 crore. Earlier valued at an estimated ₹250 crore, he has now overtaken Virat Kohli, but how much is the difference between the net worths of the two Indian cricketing stalwarts?
Virat Kohli vs Ajay Jadeja Net Worth:
According to the latest updates, Ajay Jadeja is now estimated to be worth more than ₹1,450 crore, a staggering amount that makes him wealthier than Virat Kohli, who is estimated to be worth around ₹1,000 crore.
Comparing the fortunes of Ajay Jadeja and Virat Kohli, Ajay Jadeja’s massive fortune comes from a combination of royal inheritance and his career post-retirement. On the other hand, Kohli’s wealth is fuelled by multiple streams, including his ₹15 crore annual IPL salary paid by the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), along with per-match fees from international cricket. As a member of the Indian team’s elite “A+” category, Kohli earns ₹7 crore annually, with additional match fees of ₹15 lakh for Tests, ₹6 lakh for ODIs, and ₹3 lakh for T20Is.
In speaking of the modern day athlete, the star Indian batter Virat Kohli enjoys a huge cash flow from endorsements and social media. With a huge following among RCB and Team India fans, he reportedly commands between ₹2-9 crore per Instagram post, working with brands like Puma, HSBC, and Audi.
On the other hand, Ajay Jadeja’s financial portfolio extends beyond his royal inheritance. He has built a significant income source by mentoring cricket teams, including the Delhi cricket team in 2015 and the Afghanistan team during the 2023 ICC Men’s World Cup.
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