From MS Dhoni to Sachin Tendulkar – Know about the luxury homes of Indian legends -TGN

Cricket in India is more than just a sport. It is a religion, an emotion and a money game. Cricketers in India are known for living a luxurious lifestyle. From MS Dhoni to Sachin Tendulkar, many former Indian cricketers are known for living a life of royalty even after retirement.

Virat Kohli

Among the active players, Indian batting superstar Virat Kohli is known for more than just his cricketing talent. He loves all things luxurious and is known for his king-size lifestyle. With a net worth of over 1000 crores, Kohli is one of the richest cricketers in India.

Speaking of where the king resides, Virat owns two palatial homes, one in Mumbai and the other in Gurgaon. Virat along with his wife Anushka Sharma and daughter Vamika commute between them.

He has a luxurious mansion in Gurugram, located in the C block of DLF Phase 1, one of the poshest areas in the city. The bungalow, “Kohli’s”, has everything a person needs.

Kohli and his wife Anushka Sharma own this massive 10,000 square meter bungalow which currently costs INR 80 crore. Kohli’s home in Worli needs no introduction as the dream palace is often featured on their social media posts and stories.

See the luxurious homes of three legends of Indian cricket:

Yuvraj Singh:

Former Indian all-rounder Yuvraj Singh is known for having the most expensive asset among the Indian cricketers. He has a sea view apartment in Mumbai which is priced at INR 65 crores. The flat is located on the 29th floor of Omkar Towers 1973, the same building where Virat Kohli also owns a property. From the balcony you have a beautiful view of the Arabian Sea.

MS Dhoni:

MS Dhoni, the legendary Indian captain, is known for his simple lifestyle. Dhoni currently lives in a ranch in Ranchi with his wife Sakshi and daughter Ziva. Dhoni’s property is called “Kailashpati” and is valued at almost INR 6 crore.

Sachin Tendulcar:

Battle legend Sachin Tendulkar owns a Rs 35 crore mansion located in the Bandra area of ​​Mumbai. It is a 5-storey building, consisting of 3 floors, two basements and a terrace.