Adam Gilchrist Net Worth

Adam Gilchrist was born on November 4, 1971, in Bellingen, New South Wales, Australia. The wicketkeeper-batter was an integral cog of the dominant Aussie side in the early 2000s. He made his debut in 1996 and retired from all forms of cricket in 2008.

The Australian is heralded for his memorable knock in the 2007 World Cup final against Sri Lanka and has three World Cup titles in his kitty (1999, 2003, 2007).

What is Adam Gilchrist net worth?

Adam Gilchrist is amongst one of the richest cricketers in the world. According to our analysis from Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Adam Gilchrist’s net worth can be approximated at $380 million. His monthly income can be estimated at $4 million.

What is Adam Gilchrist’s new worth in rupees?

Adam Gilchrist’s net worth when converted in Indian Rupees is approximately around 38cr.

Is Adam Gilchrist the founder of F45?

F45 is a Sydney-born fitness empire, owned by Adam Gilchrist. However, it’s not the Aussie cricketer but a Sydneysider who shares the same name.

Gilchrist co-founded F45 alongside Rob Deutsch out of a Paddington gym back in 2012. Since then, it has become a global behemoth with 2,800 franchises in 63 countries.

Why did Adam Gilchrist retire from cricket?

It was after the fourth Test against India in Adelaide in 2008 that Adam Gilchrist announced his retirement from Test cricket after playing 96 matches. The Western Australian announced his decision halfway through the game. The hosts clinched the series by 2-1 margin in a controversial leg with Gilchrist scoring 150 runs in four Tests and affecting 25 catches.

Adam Gilchrist, who indulged in a chat with TV Presenter Madonna Tixeira in her show ‘Live Connect’, disclosed that he decided to retire after dropping VVS Laxman in a Test match. Gilchrist credited Laxman for his superlative achievements in whites and conceded one could not afford to give him reprieves.

“I reckon it’s a good reason to retire if you drop the catch of VVS Laxman in a Test match. You don’t wanna give him too many chances,” Adam Gilchrist had stated.

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