Sachin Tendulkar is widely considered to be the Greatest cricket of all times and is even regarded as the God of Cricket. The former Indian international is undoubtedly one of the first players to have ever graced the game. His class, timing and maturity redefined Cricket in India and across the world.
Tendulkar holds multiple records, some of which are next to impossible to break. Widely known as the Master Blasters, Sachin grabbed headlines from a very tender age. The fact that he is still the only cricketer to score 100 international tons speaks volume about his impact on the game. It’s been more than 12 years since Tendulkar hung up his boots, but even today his name echoes through the lips of every cricket fan.
Sachin made valuable partnerships on the pitch and continued to do so off the pitch post retirement. He is one of the richest cricketers that India has ever seen and continues to build his wealth through different ways even today.
Let us take a look at his net worth and how he earns his millions.
Sachin Tendulkar’s Net Worth
Sachin Tendulkar’s net worth is estimated to be somewhere between US$165 and US$200 million. The 52-year-old is often known as the richest retired cricketer in India. He owns multiple real estate properties in Mumbai, including his huge mansion in Bandra. Sachin has always been known for being an automobile enthusiast and owns cars worth crores that includes multiple BMWs, a Porsche 911 Turbo S and a Ferrari 360 Modena.
How he earns his millions
During his playing days, Sachin received a lot of money through the BCCI central contract and match fees. While there is not much information about the exact figures, Tendulkar was one of the highest paid players during his time.
He even earned money through the IPL where he represented the Mumbai Indians. Brand endorsements with prestigious brands like MRF, Adidas, BMW, Pepsi, and Luminous also contributed heavily towards building his wealth.
Post retirement, Sachin is said to be earning US$2million annually just through brand endorsements. He is one of the faces of India’s leading tyre brand Apollo Tyres. He also co-owns two restaurants in Mumbai named Sachin’s and Tendulkar’s. He also co-owns a fashion brand True Blue with Arvind Fashions and has made investments in Spinny and a few other tech startups.
