Rating lavish homes of 10 Indian cricketers

MS-Dhoni Farmhouse in Ranchi. (Photo source: X)

Top-tier cricketers earn big not just by playing for different teams but also from brand endorsements, social media posts, and similar avenues. The cricketers also invest in businesses like restaurants, clothing lines, or fitness centres and they make considerable amount of money as appearance fees for attending events or promotional activities. Several cricketers also invest in real estate and have built lavish properties

In the following section, let’s rate the lavish homes of 10 Indian cricketers:

10. Hardik Pandya – Penthouse in Baroda

Hardik Pandya is among the richest active cricketers in 2025. The star all-rounder has a penthouse in Baroda worth INR 4 crore. His home is made by connecting four flats. A gym, a theatre, and rooms of different styles are some of the USPs of Hardik’s lavish penthouse.

9. Ravindra Jadeja – Bungalow in Jamnagar

Another Indian all-rounder, Ravindra Jadeja, has been playing international cricket since 2009. He has a stunning bungalow in Jamnagar worth INR 10 crore. The picturesque home has a royal touch with huge doors, chandeliers, and green lawns. It can be described as a modern-day palace.

8. Sourav Ganguly – Mansion in Kolkata

Former India captain and BCCI president Sourav Ganguly lives in a famous mansion in Behala, West Bengal. The house is more than 60 years old, and has a cricket pitch, a trophy room, and a massive garden. Ganguly has lived there since his childhood days.

7. Suresh Raina – House in Ghaziabad

Former India and Chennai Super Kings batter Suresh Raina lives with his wife and children in a beautiful house in Raj Nagar, Ghaziabad. The property is estimated to be worth INR 18 crore. It is a cottage-style home, and there’s a terrace that doubles up as a gym and yoga space.

6. Sunil Gavaskar – Villa in Goa

Sunil Gavaskar owns an exemplary villa, renowned for its peaceful ambience, which features a garden, swimming pool, and other notable amenities. It is more of a vacation home with antique furniture. The villa is approximately worth INR 20 crore.

5. Rohit Sharma – Flat in Worli, Mumbai

India’s ODI captain Rohit Sharma owns a luxurious, sea-facing 4BHK apartment in Ahuja Towers, Worli. The apartment is on the 29th floor and spans approximately 6000 square feet. It is valued at around INR 30 crore. Rohit purchased the property in 2015, the same year in which he got engaged to Ritika Sajdeh,

4. Sachin Tendulkar – Mansion in Bandra, Mumbai

Sachin Tendulkar, one of the greatest cricketers of all time, has a five-story house in Bandra, Mumbai. The apartment has a temple, a garden with palm trees, that oozes calmness. It has a fine blend of modern and traditional designs. The mansion is estimated to be worth INR 38 crore.

3. Yuvraj Singh – Apartment in Worli, Mumbai

Like Rohit, Yuvraj Singh also resides in Worli, Mumbai. The 29th-floor apartment spans a whopping 16,000 square feet. The Arabian Sea is visible from the balcony of the former India all-rounder’s splendid home, which is estimated to be valued at a staggering INR 64 crore.

2. Virat Kohli – Bungalow in Gurugram

India’s most successful Test captain, Virat Kohli’s humongous bungalow in DLF Phase 1, Gurugram has glass walls, a fancy bat, a huge wall, and a swimming pool. The luxurious place is worth INR 80 crore. The size of the bungalow is estimated to be around 10,000 square feet.

1. MS Dhoni – Farmhouse in Ranchi

The legendary MS Dhoni’s farmhouse in Ranchi is known for its unique blend of simplicity and style. He built the farmhouse in 2017 and named it Kailashpati. It is a seven-acre property, which took three years to build completely. The farmhouse is reportedly valued at a whopping INR 100 crore. A magnificent blend of marble and wooden elements will captivate onlookers. There is a garage for vehicles, a gym, and a sprawling garden.

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