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1. Virat Kohli – MRF:

The Indian Test skipper Virat Kohli signed a deal with the popular tyre company, MRF, prior to the ICC World T20 this year for a jaw-dropping 8 crores.

Virat Kohli renews bat sponsorship deal with MRF for over Rs 100 crore for 8 years

2. MS Dhoni – S MS Dhoni comes in next when it comes to brand endorsements. Dhoni signed a deal with sports company Spartan that gives him a handy 6 crores for displaying their brand name on his willow.

3. Yuvraj Singh – Puma

The stylish southpaw bagged a big deal of Rs. 4 crores from sports and apparel brand Puma.

4. Rohit Sharma – CEAT:

India’s Rohit Sharma(L) and Ajinkya Rahane run between the wickets.

Indian opener Rohit Sharma signed a 3-year deal with the tyre company CEAT in November 2015. “We are proud to announce Rohit Sharma as the latest Indian cricketer to join Ceat family. Rohit is not only an extremely talented batsman but also a great leader and an inspiration to young aspiring cricketers,” Managing Director Ceat Ltd, Anant Goenka had said at the time of signing the deal. CEAT pays Rs. 3 crores to the Mumbai batsman for carrying the brand name on his bat.

5. Shikhar Dhawan – MRF:

India’s Shikhar Dhawan plays a shot during the World T20 cricket tournament match.

Rohit Sharma’s opening partner in the Indian team, Shikhar Dhawan, signed a deal with another tyre company MRF for Rs. 3 crores. Dhawan was one of the top choices by the company for their endorsements along with Virat Kohli and Gautam Gambhir.

6. Suresh Raina – CEAT:

Southpaw Suresh Raina signed a 3-year deal with CEAT in October 2015.He signed with 2.5 crore deal with the company.

#7. Ajinkya Rahane

The man who is capable of delivering the needs in overseas conditions is none other than Ajinkya Rahane. He has been the utility batsman for converting the chances to good effect. He earns INR 1.5 crores through PUMA