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Fame, fortune, and luxury – Indian cricketers today enjoy a lifestyle that’s nothing short of extravagant. With hefty BCCI contracts, brand endorsements, and massive social media followings, their earnings go far beyond the pitch. From lavish homes and luxury cars to designer watches and exotic holidays, some Indian cricketers have even taken it a step further — by owning private jets.M

Widely regarded as the "God of Cricket", Sachin Tendulkar continues to top the charts when it comes to wealth, even years after retiring. In addition to his collection of luxury cars and plush residences in Mumbai, reports suggest Tendulkar owns one of the most expensive private jets among Indian cricketers — valued at around ₹260 crore.

India’s 1983 World Cup-winning captain, Kapil Dev, is known for his straightforward personality and simple lifestyle. Yet, he is also said to own a private jet worth approximately ₹110 crore. A humble legend with a taste for class.

Hardik Pandya is no stranger to the high life. Whether it’s luxury watches, designer outfits, or fast cars — Pandya flaunts it all with style. Adding to his list of prized possessions is a private jet, reportedly worth over ₹40 crore, making him one of the few active cricketers with this elite asset.

MS Dhoni, the only captain to win all three ICC trophies, continues to enjoy massive popularity post-retirement. Known for his love of bikes and aviation, reports claim Dhoni owns a private jet similar in value to Tendulkar’s — estimated at ₹260 crore. While unconfirmed officially, his larger-than-life presence makes it easy to believe.

Former Indian skipper Virat Kohli, one of the highest-paid athletes in the world, reportedly owns a private jet valued at around ₹125 crore. Although there's no official word on ownership — it could be a high-end charter — Kohli’s extravagant lifestyle makes this claim highly believable.

While private jets remain a luxury only a select few can afford, these cricketers have reached a level of stardom and success where even the skies are no limit.