Virat Kohli is one of the most if not the most influential cricketers of all times. His influence is as great off the field as it is on the field.

Throughout his illustrious career, Kohli has amassed over 13,800 runs in One-day internationals (ODIs) and surpassing 8,800 runs in Test matches. off the pitch, ‘King Kohli’ boasts a staggering following of over 260 million on Instagram, and 61.4 million on X (formerly Twitter).

Now with all these achievements, Kohli had also made some incredicle business decsions that has made him one of the highest paid atheletes in the World. In this article we take a look at the sports superstar’s income, investments and try and answer the question what is Virat Kohli’s net worth?

His primarily income sources are cricket salaries, advertisments, social media endorsements, marketing collaborations, and investments in various companies.

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Kohli’s owns stakes in startups like Blue Tribe, Universal Sportsbiz, MPL, and Sports Convo. Beyond this digital empire, Kohli is also said to have substantial real estate assets, including residential properties valued at around ₹80 crore in Gurugram and ₹34 crore in Mumbai.

Kohli diversifies his portfolio with interests in other sports ventures, including ownership stakes in the Indian Super League club FC Goa, a tennis club, and a pro-wrestling team. He also has his own lifestyle brand with Puma called One8. The sportstar also owns a bunch of restaurants.

Virat Kohli’s net worth is said to be around ₹1,000 crore. According to Sportico, his earnings in 2022 amounted to a staggering $33.9 million (around ₹250 crore.), making him the highest-paid Indian athlete.

As per several media reports, Virat Kohli’s net worth is over $112 million (around ₹950 crore). Virat Kohli’s net worth is not surprising especially considering the various income streams he has.

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Editor’s Note: Artificial Intelligence was used as a secondary aid in the writing of this article.