Cricket,
The heart of Indian Cricket is going to stop but be rest assured that we do have a life support to carry it over for the long time.
Sachin Tendulkar is also the Wealthiest cricketer in the world now and below is the write up derived from ET http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/news-by-industry/et-cetera/sachin-tendulkar-is-indias-wealthiest-cricket-player-wealth-x/articleshow/25264109.cms
"Tendulkar has amassed a fortune that eclipses the combined net worth of the four other cricketers on the list, and is more than three times the net worth of the next wealthiest player, Mahendra Singh Dhoni,"
According to Wealth-X, a global wealth intelligence and prospecting company, the wealth of Tendulkar "eclipses" the combined fortunes of others on the list.
The 40-year-old former India captain, who stepped down from one-day internationals in December, 2012, would end his career with his final and 200th test match against West Indies in late November.
Tendulkar played his final Twenty20 match in the Champions League T20 final between hisMumbai Indians team and the Rajasthan Royals side led by another former Indian skipper, Rahul Dravid, who made his last competitive appearance on the cricket field during that match.
"Tendulkar is popular across the world, and in 1992 became the first overseas player to sign for Yorkshire, scoring more than 1,000 runs in the summer," Wealth-X said.
The list of top five wealthiest cricket players, compiled by Wealth-X, was headed by Tendulkar with $ 160 million, followed by Mahendra Singh Dhoni ($ 50 million), Yuvraj Singh($ 30 million), Rahul Dravid ($ 20 million) and Virat Kohli ($ 15 million).
Sachin Tendulkar - The wealthiest
Sachin Tendulkar the god of cricket is ending his career this month and people around the world has lot of emotions attached to it. I as a big fan of him is almost thinking of writing a article of him for the last time when he bats and most people would also fell the same.The heart of Indian Cricket is going to stop but be rest assured that we do have a life support to carry it over for the long time.
Sachin Tendulkar is also the Wealthiest cricketer in the world now and below is the write up derived from ET http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/news-by-industry/et-cetera/sachin-tendulkar-is-indias-wealthiest-cricket-player-wealth-x/articleshow/25264109.cms
"Tendulkar has amassed a fortune that eclipses the combined net worth of the four other cricketers on the list, and is more than three times the net worth of the next wealthiest player, Mahendra Singh Dhoni,"
According to Wealth-X, a global wealth intelligence and prospecting company, the wealth of Tendulkar "eclipses" the combined fortunes of others on the list.
The 40-year-old former India captain, who stepped down from one-day internationals in December, 2012, would end his career with his final and 200th test match against West Indies in late November.
Tendulkar played his final Twenty20 match in the Champions League T20 final between hisMumbai Indians team and the Rajasthan Royals side led by another former Indian skipper, Rahul Dravid, who made his last competitive appearance on the cricket field during that match.
"Tendulkar is popular across the world, and in 1992 became the first overseas player to sign for Yorkshire, scoring more than 1,000 runs in the summer," Wealth-X said.
The list of top five wealthiest cricket players, compiled by Wealth-X, was headed by Tendulkar with $ 160 million, followed by Mahendra Singh Dhoni ($ 50 million), Yuvraj Singh($ 30 million), Rahul Dravid ($ 20 million) and Virat Kohli ($ 15 million).
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