Indian wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant, currently sidelined due to injury, continues to maintain a significant income. Pant, known for his aggressive batting style, was the most expensive player in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 auction. Despite his performance not fully reflecting his potential, he has established a strong presence in this major league. At 28 years old, Pant has achieved a financial milestone, and he has also acquired ownership of a team.
Pant has become one of India’s wealthiest and highest-earning cricketers. According to reports, his total net worth in 2025 is approximately 100 crore rupees (around 12 million US dollars). His earnings come from IPL contracts, salaries from the BCCI, and lucrative endorsement deals.
Recognized for his fearless strokeplay and wicket-keeping skills, Pant remains an important figure in Indian cricket, even while recovering from injury. The IPL 2025 marked a new achievement for him.
During the IPL 2025 auction, Pant gained significant attention when the Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) secured him for 27 crore rupees, making him the most expensive player in the league. He also earned 7.5 lakh rupees per match through the IPL engagement bonus system. Additionally, the BCCI provides him with a substantial salary.
Pant’s earnings are derived from multiple sources:
* IPL Salary: 27 crore rupees
* BCCI Contract: 5 crore rupees
* Brand Endorsements: 10-15 crore rupees
* Real Estate and Investments: 10 crore rupees
Match fees are as follows:
* Test Match: 15 lakh rupees per match
* One Day International (ODI) Match: 6 lakh rupees per match
* Twenty20 International (T20I) Match: 3 lakh rupees per match
Pant resides in a Delhi home valued at approximately 2 crore rupees. He also owns properties in Haridwar, Dehradun, and Roorkee. His collection of expensive cars includes an Audi A8 (around 1.32 crore rupees), a Ford Mustang (around 2 crore rupees), and a Mercedes-Benz GLE (around 2 crore rupees). Furthermore, Pant is a team owner.
This year, Pant purchased a team in the World Pickleball League (WPBL). In partnership with the online food delivery company Swiggy, Pant acquired ownership of the Mumbai Pickle Power team, a part of the World Pickleball League. Pickleball is a sport combining elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis, played on a court.
