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| Age | 30 years |
| Net Worth | INR 30 crores |
| IPL Salary | INR 6 crores |
| Resides At | Gurugram, Haryana, India |
| Marital Status | Engaged |
| Endorsements | Playing11, Acuvue, Nike, Clove Dental |
| Sources of Income | Professional Cricket, Endorsements, lifestyle venture ‘CheQmate’ |
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Yuzvendra Chahal is a professional Indian cricketer who plays at the International level and in the IPL. Chahal is a former U12 national Chess champion and has fulfilled his dream of representing India in the game of Cricket as well. His net worth in the year 2020 is approximately INR 30 crores.
The leggie was under the list of BCCI’s contracted players’ list until September 2020. As the contracts for the succeeding period have not been announced, Chahal stays in the Category B list. Therefore, he earns INR 3 crores from the BCCI annually.
Chahal continues to be a part of the Royal Challengers Bangalore squad in IPL 2020. His salary for the thirteenth edition of the IPL is INR 6 crores.
The 30-year-old endorses a variety of brands across various fields. Some of those brands are the fantasy cricket app called Playing11, contact-lens brand Acuvue, the sporting-equipment brand Nike and Clove Dental.
The former Chess player has joined hands with High Times Solutions to start a lifestyle brand called ‘CheQmate’ in May 2019. This is Chahal’s first-ever entrepreneurial venture.
Not much information is available on the property owned by the cricketer, but he stays in a luxury apartment in Gurugram along with his parents when he is not on tour.
No information is available from reliable sources about the automobiles owned by Yuzvendra Chahal.
The only other known source of income for Chahal is the prize money earned through ‘Man of the Match’ and ‘Man of the Series’ performances.
Chahal indulged in a charity event including Vishwanathan Anand and other chess players to raise INR 8.8 lakhs for the waste-pickers’ community during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A. Yuzvendra Chahal earns an annual salary of INR 3 crores from the BCCI for playing for India and INR 6 crores from Royal Challengers Bangalore of each edition of the IPL.
