Sachin Tendulkar Net Worth 2024: Income, Endorsements, Cars, Wages, Property, Affairs, Family

Tendulkar is undoubtedly the biggest ever cricketer to ever step on a cricket field by far and his achievements can never be matched even if we combine two players’ careers. The Maharashtrian-born achieved everything during his illustrious career and even after retirement, he has not stopped achieving new feats.

He made his debut for India at the age of 16 against Pakistan and ever since he played his first shot, everyone knew that this kid had special qualities and was going to rule cricket for a long time.

Also, he holds many unreal feats in cricket like being the only cricketer to hit 100 international hundreds which looks impossible to break.

It is also said that Sachin Tendulkar son has also stepped in the field of cricket, so, we are looking if he is going to follow the path of his father or not.

Tendulkar played for 24 years, made new records, and broke many but even after his retirement, he has continued achieving feats. He started his 2nd innings in 2013 after retirement and so far he has been smashing records outside cricket as well.

He is one of the richest cricketers in the world and the most admired cricket personality on earth. In this article, we will look at Sachin Tendulkar net worth, income, endorsements, cars, wages, property, affairs, and family.

Sachin Tendulkar Net Worth

Tendulkar’s net worth in 2024 is estimated at $165 million which stands at approximately INR 13,71,61,28,250.00 crore. While Virat Kohli might be the highest-paid athlete, when it comes to topping the chart of net worth, he stands at first.

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Sachin Tendulkar Source of Income

Tendulkar’s source of income ever since his retirement has come from endorsements, investments, luxury car collections, and real estate investments. These resources make him one of the wealthiest cricketers. 

IPL, Business, and Investment

When Tendulkar played for the last time in IPL in the year 2013, his salary was INR 8 crores. Over the six seasons, he made a massive amount of INR 38 crore while he played for Mumbai Indians. 

Throughout the years he has invested in numerous business ventures which has become a crucial part of his wealth. In 2021, Tendulkar started his investment journey with an online car-selling-buying app called Spinny, and he is the brand ambassador of it.

Later, he continued with Smartron-Azad Engineering, with an equity worth INR 5 crore. The company rolled out an IPO in the year 2023 where Tendulkar seems to have gained 360% according to the reports. 

He also started 100MB, a brand that summarises all things about cricket. This happened after he invested nearly a million dollars in JetSynthesis which is a digital entertainment and technology company that discusses gaming, digital entertainment, and social community as well.

He has also invested in other ventures such as Unacademy, True Blue, Musafir, S Drive and Sach, Kerala Blasters, and Smaaash.

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Sachin Tendulkar Luxury Cars

Like every other cricket player, the Master Blaster also owns a variety of cars. His garage has a collection of Maruti 800, BMW i8, BMW 7-Series 760 Li, BMW M6 Gran Coupe, BMW M5 Jahre, BMW X5 M50d, Porsche 911 Turbo S, Ferrari 360 Modena, Fiat Palio S10, Mercedes-Benz C36 AMG, Nissan GT-R Egoist, and a Volvo S80. 

Sachin Tendulkar House

Tendulkar has 3 storeyed bungalows in Bandra, Mumbai. It was known as Dorab Villa before Sachin Tendulkar bought it for INR 39 crore. The house was later renovated and is now worth INR 60 crore with two basements, a large terrace, a plush garden, and a garage capable of housing 50 cars. 

Sachin Tendulkar Income Year Wise

Sports Franchise Ownership

Sachin Tendulkar is a name in cricket but he has tried his hands in other sports also. He is the co-owner of the Kerala Blasters football team in the Indian Super League and also owns the Bengaluru Blasters name team in the Pro Badminton League. One of the main reasons behind these investments was not a business purpose as he wanted these sports to grow in India.

He earns around INR 17-19 crores annually and his list of brands endorsed by him are: Adidas, Mutual Funds Sahi Hai, Britannia, Canon, BMW, Philips, Colgate, VISA, Reynolds, Toshiba, Sunfeast.

Sachin Tendulkar Controversies

• In 2001, Sachin was banned for one test during India’s tour of South Africa for alleged Ball Tampering by a Match Referee which was controversial as Sachin only cleaned seam which doesn’t come under Ball Tampering.
• Sachin was a member of the Rajya Sabha from 2012-18 and was often criticized for low attendance due to his personal or cricketing work.
• On 3 October 2021, Sachin was named in Pandora Papers for investing his money offshore to escape taxation.

Sachin Tendulkar Stats

Sachin Tendulkar Awards and Achievements

• The Master Blaster holds the record for most runs in ODIs and Tests.
• During a calendar year, he holds the record for most ODI runs (1,894).
• He has scored the most number of centuries in ODIs and Tests.
• Holds the record for most runs in an ODI World Cup.
• Tendulkar has scored the most Hundreds in the World Cup.
• He had 1000+ runs most times in ODI in a calendar year.
• In 1994 he was honoured with Arjun Award.
• Received Khel Ratna in 1997.
• In 1999, Sachin Tendulkar received Padma Shri award.
• He was then honored with Padma Vibhushan in 2008.
• He has also received Bharat Ratna in 2014.

Unknown Facts about Sachin Tendulkar

• Tendulkar wanted to become a Fast Bowler at first.
• He was a ball boy during the 1987 World Cup.
• He has a fondness for perfumes and watches.
• Lata Mangeskar is his favourite singer.
• Sachin Tendulkar’s first car was a Maruti 800.
• He was the first player to be given out by 3rd Umpire.
• Boost was his first brand endorsement.
• Sachin uses a bat around 3.2 KG which is heavier than most of the cricketers.

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